Cats and Stress – Boredom and Lack of Stimulation
Despite common beliefs, pets experience stress. Sometimes the stressors that send our furry friends into a state of high anxiety are easy to understand and
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Euthanizing a Cat – Putting your Cat to Sleep
When adopting a new kitten you aren’t thinking about euthanizing a cat. Instead, you think of all the good times you will have in the
Adopting a Kitten from a Shelter
Adopting a kitten from a shelter is by far one of the most loving ways you can find yourself a new best friend. Shelters provide
Keeping a Cat off the Furniture
Cats have their own minds and their own mission, regardless of whether or not our furniture gets in their way. When chasing after that illusive
Declawing Your Cat – It’s Something We Don’t Recommend
Living with cats, scratching is a fact of life. An ingrained, natural instinct, cats both enjoy and physically need to scratch and claw at surfaces.
How to get your Cat to Love that New Kitten you’ve just Brought Home
Introducing any pet into a household with an established routine can be upsetting – and not just for the newcomer, but also those pets who
Environmentally Friendly Cat Litter – Less Waste in our Landfills
When you bring a kitten or cat into your home, there are many items that you will need to buy. Some of those, such as
Grooming a Long Haired Cat
Believe it or not, there are a few secrets to grooming a long haired cat. Cats with longer fur tend to matt and tangle and
Should Cats Drink Milk – Depends if your Cat is Lactose Intolerant
In the movies, cats love a bowl of cold milk. In the real world, giving a cat milk can do more harm than good. While
How Long Till Kittens Open their Eyes
If you have ever witnessed the miracle of birth in the animal world, you already understand that you wave witnessed one of the most incredible