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Due to their climbing and balancing skills, cats can explore several areas in their homes off-limits to canines. Dogs are undoubtedly irritated when they see their feline roommates casually strolling along on the countertops in the kitchen, but I’ve never allowed cats, dogs, or birds to access areas where I prepare food. Unlike my previous
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If you find yourself in a situation where your cat has brought you a mouse, it’s important not to panic. This is perfectly normal behavior for cats, even if it can be a little unsettling for us humans. Your cat isn’t trying to upset you – on the contrary! They’re likely displaying their hunting instincts
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There is nothing more frustrating, and worrisome, than a sick cat who won’t eat. Cats may refuse to eat for many reasons. They may be bored with the same old food, or they may be stressed about something. Most often, though, inappetence and anorexia will be caused by an illness, either because the cat feels
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Since our humble beginnings as Cat Fancy Magazine, Catster has been dedicated to being a one-stop shop for all things ‘cat’. How did we do that? We made it our mission to provide the most comprehensive feline resources available in the world. The challenge of any mission is to never stop growing, learning, and changing.
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The post Clutch and the Vacuum: A Love Story (With Video!) by Dr. Karyn Kanowski, BVSc MRCVS (Vet) appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it, but all of these articles were assigned, contracted and paid for, so they aren’t considered public domain. However,
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On a sunny Wednesday in late November 2023, FixNation, a groundbreaking non-profit based in Los Angeles, celebrated the sterilization of its 250,000th cat. With a mission to provide free spay/neuter services for community cats (feral, abandoned, and free-roaming felines) and affordable services for companion cats, FixNation has played a pivotal role in reducing feline overpopulation
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Although she can tolerate thunderstorms and bad music, Olga isn’t fond of the vacuum cleaner and is not alone. Most cats seem terrified of it. However, over the years, she’s become less fearful of vacuuming and doesn’t hide like she used to. She still cowers under the coach when my neighbors set off fireworks, but
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Catster is purring with delight to welcome the newest addition to our family: Excited Cats! We have always aimed to be the most comprehensive resource for cats and cat owners, covering everything from cat nutrition and behavior to grooming and shopping guides. Excited Cats will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to our readers.
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Our Final Verdict We give TrustedHousesitters a rating of 4.75 out of 5 stars. Convenience: 5/5 Reliability: 4.5/5 Safety: 4.5/5 Value: 5/5 Making travel plans can be a stressful experience, but cat owners face the added challenge of finding safe and trustworthy care for their cats while they’re away. Placing your cat in boarding care
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If you enjoy ice cream’s cold, sweet taste as a frequent dessert, you might be tempted to let your cat take a lick off your bowl afterward. However, it’s essential to consider whether cats can safely eat ice cream. Unless it contains additional toxic ingredients, ice cream isn’t necessarily unsafe for cats to eat on
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Blueberry muffins may seem like a healthy snack because of the superfood berries, but they’re not great for you or your cat. While cats can eat blueberries in small quantities, eating them in a concoction of fat, sugar, and other potentially toxic ingredients isn’t a safe or healthy choice. Are Blueberry Muffins Safe and Healthy
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Our sixth photo contest was just as much fun as the first five! We received nearly 2,000 entries, and we loved looking at each and every one of them. With our readers’ help, we narrowed it down to these three winners: Grade Prize Winner (Cat Nap): Charley While 4-month-old Charley is a sweet and loving
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Our sixth photo contest was just as much fun as the first five! We received nearly 2,000 entries, and we loved looking at each and every one of them. With our readers’ help, we narrowed it down to these three winners: Grade Prize Winner (Cat Nap): Charley While 4-month-old Charley is a sweet and loving
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Pumpkins grab the spotlight as Halloween decorations, but their power as a popular go-to aid for cats with digestive issues is yet to be proven scientifically by veterinarians. “I don’t see any benefits of pumpkin for cats, except as a tasty treat,” says Dr. Jean Hofve, founder of the LittleBigCat website and author of the
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We all know the myth that cats and dogs don’t get along. But for Alani, a tiny, tiger-striped tabby kitten with a severe front paw injury, and a kind-hearted Chihuahua-mix dog named Simon, they’re not only housemates but best friends, too. A rough start The friendship began after Valerie Lord agreed to foster 4-week-old Alani
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