If you are traveling for work or pleasure and have a cat, you have a few options: traveling with your cat, putting them in a boarding facility, or hiring a cat sitter. There is another alternative, however, which gives your cat a luxury experience: a cat hotel. Cat hotels, or catteries, are similar to dog […]
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Typically, cats are very clean animals. They groom themselves regularly and they have quite specific demands when it comes to litter trays. Despite this, cats can develop some odd habits that seem dirty to us humans. One such habit is playing with their poop. Although most common in kittens, some adult cats might also develop
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When we think of protective pets, we tend to think of dogs. However, cats can be very protective of their owners and family. If they feel they or you are threatened, they may take action to try and combat the threat. But, because humans are much bigger than cats, and pose a considerable threat, protective
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Some cats thrive on being alone all day while you’re at work, but others may get anxious or lonely alone. You can’t stay home 24/7, but you can give your cat an enjoyable experience in a cat daycare while you’re gone. Cat daycare facilities offer amenities, medical care, and socialization for your cat while you’re
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Although they may often seem aloof and indifferent, cats recognize the strong bond with their owners. Caring for and connecting with our pets makes us a central facet of their lives and one they’ll sorely miss upon our passing. Cats grieve for their owners in many ways, coping for several weeks when they lose their
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Cats come with all kinds of cute quirks, including their guarding behaviors. As aloof or indifferent as our cats can often appear, it’s always amusing to find them standing sentry at our bathroom or bedroom door. But why do cats guard our doors? Are they protective, possessive, or uncertain of what’s on the other side?
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Although they’re unlikely to be self-conscious about it, many cats still deal with unsightly dandruff in their coats. Beyond the issues for allergy sufferers, those annoying white flakes may indicate an underlying skin problem needing attention. Your vet can provide advice on managing the issue at home, and one of the best places to start
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Whether you’re a die hard fan of the festive season, or a festive fan of Die Hard like me, (which absolutely counts as a Christmas film, by the way), our cats can get into all sorts of mischief at this time of year. Even if you – or they – do not observe this particular
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Ever wondered why your cat turns into a nighttime ninja, pouncing and attacking when you’re trying to get some sleep? It’s a mystery that many cat owners face: “Why does my cat attack me at night?” These midnight madness sessions might seem like kitty games, but they can mess up your sleep and leave you
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Vaccinations are crucial to protect your cats from disease. Arguably, one of the most important vaccines for cats is rabies. It’s not only required by law in many states and jurisdictions, but it’s the best defense against a devastating virus that has no treatment. Fortunately, rabies vaccines are relatively inexpensive at a vet or low-cost
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