Getting a pet cat to eat a pill can be nearly impossible. Here are some tricks suggested by vets to make it easier. http://www.wikihow.com/Give-a-Cat-a-Pill
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Have you ever wondered why your cat can’t resist nibbling on your favorite houseplants? Or why your dog tugs at the leash during a walk to chomp on a mouthful of lawn grass? While these behaviors may surprise some pet owners, experts on nutrition and pet care say your furry companions may be making desperate attempts to say: “We need our
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First time parents should think twice about owning a cat if they have relatives with eczema, a skin disease, a new study finds. A gene mutation and exposure to cats at birth may increase a child’s risk of developing eczema during their first year, researchers from the UK and Denmark say. Read More
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“”Curiosity killed the cat” is not just an old wives’ tale. Cats are notorious for getting into small places and getting stuck, or eating odd things and getting sick. Take a cat’s-eye tour of your house and yard and make some changes to keep your cat safe. You may think your home is your castle,
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Dear John, I have a one and a half year old, spayed cat who causes me grief from time to time. She is very fanatical about clean litter habits. She is a Siamese/Tabby cross and is very feisty. We have to use two litter boxes and they have to be cleaned morning and night. She
Hi John, I have a cat, he’s male and I’ve had him for almost 5 years now. We’ve been through three moves in the course of a year. I’m sure that’s been stressful. My problem is that he’s waking me up almost every hour on the hour. I feel like I have a newborn baby