Kittens are quite vulnerable and need a great deal of nurturing and care during the first few weeks of their lives. Generally, their mothers are capable of caring for them on their own. However, there are cases in which a kitten becomes orphaned or requires the intervention of a human caregiver. Being a foster caregiver […]
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Many cats are more than happy to make it known when they want to be fed, but they may not know when and how much they actually should be fed. Some of us like to eat too much, and cats are no different, so you can’t only rely on your cat’s food demands to make
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Cats are independent creatures, and that’s never truer than when it comes to a feral cat. Feral cats were born outside, made their own way, and have never had much—if any—contact with humans. These cats usually live in colonies, hunt for food, and are difficult to adopt because of their wildness. While we don’t think
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Proper feeding and nutrition are essential for kittens to grow into healthy adults. Kittens reach the weaning stage around 4-5 weeks of age. They should ideally remain with the mother until an absolute minimum of 8 weeks of age (12 to 14 weeks is preferred) at which time they require food that provides all the
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Feeding your cat is simply a part of your daily routine, but did you know that some of us maybe aren’t doing it in the best way possible? If you’re confused about the different ways to feed a cat, you’re not alone. Keep reading and we’ll highlight some tips you can do to healthily feed
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Owning more than one cat can have its joys and its frustrations. Feeding multiple cats certainly has its challenges. You’re dealing with various personalities and feeding habits and sometimes, different diets. If you’re someone who is owned by more than two cats and you’ve been struggling with mealtime, here are a few tips on navigating
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If your cat has just had surgery or is dealing with another medical condition, your vet may send you home with an Elizabethan collar or “cone” while they heal. Typically, the cones make your cat look like they’re wearing a lampshade, and there’s usually an adjustment period while your kitty gets used to it. Mealtime
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When feeding your cats, whether outdoor or indoor felines, it can get aggravating to keep other animals out of their food and even clean up after them when they become messy. That’s why it’s a good idea to create feeding stations for your feline pals. Of course, if you’re on a budget, premade feeding stations
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While to a certain extent, it’s normal for a cat to lose weight during their senior years, it’s also essential for you, as a pet parent, to do everything that you can to tempt their appetite and keep them as healthy as possible. Many people who have older cats often struggle to determine the best
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As a pet parent, you want to do everything in your power to not only take care of your feline friend but to take care of other animals as well. That’s where National Feed a Pet Rescue Week comes in. It’s different from year to year, but usually takes place during the third week of
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