Is your cat terrified of the three Cs — the carrier, the car and the clinic? Or do you prefer not to load your handful of wiggling felines into carriers, navigate through thick traffic and then corral them into an exam room for their annual wellness exams? A generation ago, you may have sought a …
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No matter the season, the goings on of the great outdoors are a feast for feline senses. Even kitties who primarily live indoors find plenty to see, smell and experience if we give them inviting opportunities. Here are six suggestions — read on, humans! Open windows (with screens) In any climate, it’s possible to open a …
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Cat tail wagging is far more complicated than dog tail wagging. There are different cat tail wags that mean very different things in cat language.
A wet cat nose could signal simple changes due to grooming, drinking or environmental changes — or something more serious like feline herpesvirus.
When you’re stuck inside, cabin fever can set in quickly. Having some hands-on activities at the ready can prevent the day from becoming a video- or game-a-thon. Why not collaborate with your kids and create some cool goodies for your cat? There are many options for simple do-it-yourself kitty-crafting projects, which are suitable for children …
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What can you do about a cat meowing at night? And why do cats meow at night in the first place? Here’s how to get a good night’s sleep with your cats.
Whether its to steal a piece of food or to get a better view of the kitchen, cats have a habit of jumping on the counter. Learn how you can break your cats bad habits.
Daylight saving time is upon us! What will our cats do with that extra hour of daylight? Let’s take a look.
If your kitty could make New Year’s (or Mew Year’s) resolutions … what would they be? We imagine a few here.
Anyone who lives with cats knows that they want to be involved in anything and everything we do — especially if we’re sitting on the floor and interacting with boxes and bags. This tends to happen more often during the holiday season, when we — and sometimes a houseful of friends and family — enthusiastically …
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