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Chlamydia in Cats — What It Is and What It Isn’t
What exactly is chlamydia in cats and what does it have to do with feline conjunctivitis? Is chlamydia in cats anything similar to chlamydia in humans?
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Can Cats Eat Bacon? Get the Facts
Can cats eat bacon? And if cats can eat bacon, SHOULD they? What happens if a cat eats bacon? Let’s look at the facts surrounding cats and bacon here.
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Is Your Cat Nursing on Herself, Blankets or Other Objects? Should You Worry?
Is your cat kneading or wool sucking? A cat nursing herself or other objects might be completely normal — or not. Let's find out.
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The Wet Cat Food Vs. Dry Cat Food Debate
Every cat parent has a different opinion on wet cat food vs. dry cat food. To understand the issues, you need to know a few things about cat nutrition.
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What is a Cat Flehmen Response?
The cat flehmen response, a.k.a. the cat stinky face, may look silly or even concerning, but it's actually highly scientific. Let's learn more!
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Luxe Paws Takes a Neighborhood Approach to Community Cats
Luxe Paws is a volunteer TNR group that focuses its life-saving efforts on a few different Los Angeles neighborhoods.
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What Were the Top 5 Feline Medical Conditions in 2018?
Embrace Pet Insurance examined its more than 200,000 claims filed last year — these are the top medical conditions for cats.
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Kitten Biting — Here’s How to Stop It
Kitten biting can be cute and harmless when your cat is a baby, but can turn painful as cats get bigger. Here’s how to stop kitten biting the right way.
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Stella’s Thoughts on Motherhood
Everyone’s favorite Bengal, Stella, weighs in on Mother’s Day from a feline purrrspective.
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9 Cat Sounds and What They Mean
Trills, chirps and whining — cat sounds go far beyond cat meowing. Hear some of the strangest cat noises and find out what's up with those odd cat sounds!
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How to Pick Furniture That Cats Won’t Scratch
We ask furniture professionals to pick fabrics and furniture that cats won't scratch. Here's what they said!
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Stop Cat Scratching That’s Destructive With These Tips
Looking to stop cat scratching? Well, cats need to scratch, but here's how to guide them toward scratchers and posts rather than furniture and rugs.
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The Best Cat Tree — 5 Things to Consider
Searching for a quality cat tree? Check out these five tips for finding a cat tree that both you and your kitty will enjoy.
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How to Stop Cats From Scratching Furniture
Wondering how to stop cats from scratching furniture? A pro cat behaviorist weighs in — plus, understand why your cat scratches.
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Have You Cared for a Cat With Congestive Heart Failure?
Have you ever cared for a cat or dog with CHF? Learn how you can participate in a study to help other pets (and their humans) affected by this disease.
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The Right Cat Scratching Post for Every Stage of Life
How do you find the right cat scratching post for kittens, adult cats and older felines? Here’s how to match your cat’s age with his urges to scratch!
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Let’s Meet 7 of the Friendliest Cat Breeds
Personalities vary per kitty, but some cat breeds are known for being more outgoing than others. Let's meet some of the friendliest cat breeds out there!
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Understanding the Stalking Cat
Ever thought, “What’s up with a stalking cat?” The key is to utilize this natural cat behavior to make her indoor life more satisfying. Here’s how.
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How Waffles the Cat Became a Beloved Social Media Icon
Here’s how Waffles the cat went from looked-over kitten to celebrity cat — and what’s next for him!
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What’s Mew at Catster: May 2019 Cat Events
Interested in fun cat events going on near you? We’ve found a few great May 2019 cat events to check out this month.
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When Do Cats Stop Growing? Here’s When Cats Reach Their Full Size
Kittens — so tiny and cute! But when do kittens stop growing? When do cats stop growing? Find out when your adorable little fluff ball will reach full size.
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Vox Felina Provides Solid Science for TNR Advocates
Peter Wolf, a research and policy analyst for Best Friends Animal Society, started his blog, Vox Felina, to spread scientific proof that TNR works.
