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Promising New Feline Kidney Disease Treatment Enters Trials in Japan

A new treatment for feline kidney disease has entered clinical trials, a crucial step toward becoming available to all cats suffering from this illness. Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is one of the most common diseases affecting cats, affecting 40% of...

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All Aboard: Meet the Huddersfield Train Station Cats

Cats have long been employed as pest control in barns, churches, and warehouses. As we recently covered, you can even adopt specific working cats from shelters and rescues. But one place you may not expect to see them is your...

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A Virus Scientist’s Secret Weapon: His Cat, Pepper

A Florida virus researcher has an incredibly effective new research assistant: his cat, a black domestic shorthair named Pepper! Pepper’s penchant for hunting (and gifting) provided her owner with the perfect test subject for viruses in the local wildlife. Here’s...

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LA’s Biggest Cat Event is Back: CatCon Celebrates 10th Anniversary

Where can you learn about feline health, build your own cat bag charm, have your cat’s fortune told, meet your favorite “celebricats,” and even adopt a new cat? CatCon, of course! LA’s massive cat-themed convention is back for a tenth...

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Cats (and Dogs) Are the Best Stress Relief, According to Pet Owners

After a long, stressful day, do you prefer to hug your partner or your pet? If the furry, sometimes sharp paws of your feline friend are calling your name, you’re not alone. According to a new survey of thousands of...

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Cats Know Each Other’s Names: Science Explores Feline Cognition

If you’ve ever had a cat ignore their own name (and who hasn’t?), you may be skeptical that they would bother to learn each other’s names, too. But a series of cat-focused studies carried out by a Japanese research team...

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Should You Hire a Cat? Nationwide Working Cat Programs Offer Furry Pest Control

Many of us are used to cats of leisure, who while away their days napping in the sunshine, indulging in catnip, and playing with feather wand toys. But there’s another type of cat up for adoption, or should we say,...

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It’s Peak Kitten Season: Help Your Local Shelter as a Foster Parent

June is the peak of kitten season, the time of year when stray and feral cats produce the most litters. So, with shelters and rescues overwhelmed with kittens and young cats, it’s probably not a coincidence that this month is...

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Scientists Finally Know Why Ginger Cats Are Orange: Genetic Mysteries Unlocked

Part of the beauty of cats is their amazing range of coat colors and patterns. Visit your local cat rescue, and you’re likely to see everything from black and white tuxedo cats to lilac colorpoint, calico, and tortoiseshell. But the...

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Cat Trap Fever – Meet the Mother/Daughter Team Tackling Cat Overpopulation (with Video)

Have you ever looked at a problem and thought to yourself, “But what could I do?” or “How much difference can one person really make?” You’re certainly not alone, but two amazing women are showing the world exactly what people...

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