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8 Signs Your Cat Has Spring Fever
Spring is in full swing and we aren’t the only ones who are excited! Check out some things our feline friends look forward to when the weather is warm.
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Do Cats Know Their Names?
Do cats know their names? Is there any way to talk to your cat or any specific names to give your cat to make it easier for him to understand you?
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Caring For Your 1-Year-Old Cat
Yay! You’re celebrating your cat’s first birthday! What should your 1-year-old cat eat? What do you need to know about the vet visit? Get the answers here.
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Can Cats Eat Eggs? And If So, Are Eggs Good for Cats?
Can cats eat eggs, and if they can, are eggs good for cats? A vet weighs in on if you should feed your cat eggs, and what eggs are safe for cats to eat.
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Cat Tarot Cards Feature Mystic Felines
Put a feline-fantastic twist on fortune telling with these cat-centric tarot cards.
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How Much to Feed a Kitten
Wondering how much to feed a kitten, what to feed a kitten, if there’s a kitten feeding schedule? See advice for feeding kittens (and check with your vet!).
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How Long Are Cats Pregnant? The 5 Stages of Cat Pregnancy
Is your cat pregnant? We hope not. But if so, we answer some questions like, "How long are cats pregnant?" and go through the stages of cat pregnancy.
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Can Cats Eat Bread?
Can cats eat bread? Well, the answer depends on what kind of bread and what types of toppings the bread might have. Let’s take a closer look.
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Colitis in Cats — Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment
Noticing your cat having loose, watery stools? It might be colitis in cats. Let’s look at the causes — and how to diagnose and treat it.
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5 Interesting Facts About Maneki Neko (Lucky Cats or Fortune Cats)
Ever wonder if there's a reason for those waving cats you see? They’re called Maneki Neko — a.k.a. Lucky Cats or Fortune Cats — and this is their story.
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We Talk Caring for Kittens With Hannah Shaw, the Kitten Lady
Hannah Shaw, a.k.a. the Kitten Lady, discusses expanding her education on newborn kitten care through books, videos and The Orphan Kitten Club.
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Get the Facts About Mastitis in Cats
Cats can get mastitis, or inflammation of the mammary glands. Let’s learn the signs of mastitis in cats and help your kitty avoid this painful condition.
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Do Cats Get Jealous? How to Handle Cat Rivalry
If you live in a multi-cat household, you've probably thought, "Do cats get jealous?" What we think of as jealousy doesn't hold the same meaning for cats.
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Why Do Cats Knead? Explaining Cat Kneading, a Quirky Cat Behavior
Why do cats knead? If you're stumped by cat kneading, check out this explanation for one of the most baffling feline behaviors — and what to do about it!
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Cat Socks From Davco by Soxland
Fashionable feline lovers will go crazy for these cute cat socks from Davco by Soxland.
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10 Cat Skin Problems and How to Handle Them
Is your cat itching, compulsively grooming or shaking his head side to side frequently? One of these common cat skin problems might be to blame.
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7 Hypoallergenic Cat Breeds for Cat Allergy Sufferers
Do hypoallergenic cat breeds exist? The answer is complicated, but cat allergy sufferers may be able to live with a few hypoallergenic cat breeds.
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All About the Cat Belly — Why Cats Show It and If You Should Pet It
Isn't that cat belly just begging for a rub, pet or tickle? Why do cats show us their bellies? And do cats like belly rubs? The answers vary.
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How to Deal With a Cat Peeing Outside the Litter Box
Is your cat peeing outside the litter box? Whether it’s due to a medical issue, stress or human error, here’s how to fix the issue at hand.
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12 Facts About the Stunning Serengeti Cat
The Serengeti cat looks wild — but is she? What can you expect from this breed’s personality? How about in terms of size or coat colors?
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Is a Wet Cat Nose Normal — Or a Cause for Concern?
A wet cat nose could signal simple changes due to grooming, drinking or environmental changes — or something more serious like feline herpesvirus.
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Let’s Talk Feline Herpesvirus Treatment
Let’s look at antibiotics, eye drops, antivirals, increased humidity and lysine as means for feline herpesvirus treatment.
