Most owners think of cats as resilient creatures and don’t think much of some vomiting or increase in sleep time. Add to that the fact that cats are good at hiding their pain and it’s easy to see why sometimes cats develop liver disease which goes unnoticed until it becomes very serious. As responsible owners,
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Experienced cat owners can easily tell what their cat’s body language and gestures mean. They know when Kitty is angry, hungry, sad or happy and they can tell when he or she is doting all over them, sending a crystal clear message of love. However, if you’re new to cats, you may be wondering what
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Your pup deserves a little R&R, just like you do. By: Fran_TheFeelGoodBlog Staying at a hotel offers the opportunity to have someone else take care of the daily minutiae. No cleaning, no laundry and — best of all — room service whenever you please. You get complimentary towels, lotions and robes. Who wouldn’t want to
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A pure white cat, Angel was literally a bright spot in her family’s life. So when Angel escaped from her Pensacola, Florida, home and went missing in September, it was a dark time for Heather Howell and her 4-year-old daughter Charley, who is blind and battling brain cancer. According to WEAR, Howell searched for the
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Vets bustle in and out of the exam room, talk about symptoms and prescriptions and rarely have time to really explain or listen to your concerns. That’s fine if there’s an emergency elsewhere in the clinic, but otherwise an appointment should allow time to consult about general question on aging, seasonal queries about fleas or
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When you know it’s their time, ending the suffering of your pet can be a gift to them. By: picupyourphoto To think about putting your pet to sleep is something no one wants to think about. With my first dog, it was something that haunted me for years. Working in veterinary medicine means you see
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If your dog loves the outdoors, there are plenty of gifts that will bring them joy while hiking. By: raincarnation40 The season of giving is here, and you’ve come to the right place for all your pet gift needs this year. Whether you have an outdoor enthusiast of a dog, a cat who loves to
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Wildfires are sweeping through Southern California, leaving devastation through Los Angeles and San Diego areas. On Friday, December 8, Sheriff’s deputies of San Diego Department found a box of kittens in desperate need of help. County of San Diego Department of Animal Services According San Diego Sheriff, the kittens were saved from the rubble. “Deputies
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1. Key Characteristics Weight: 10–15 pounds for males; 7–10 pounds for females Life Expectancy: 10–15 years or longer Toygers are medium-sized, muscular cats with dramatic striping resembling a tiger. The pattern of stripes is broken or branded. They have big bones, high shoulders and a long, rectangular body. The name toyger comes  from a combination of
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Occasionally, a member posts in the cat behavior forum asking for advice on what is clearly a stress-related behavioral issue. It soon becomes evident that the member is stressed too, often not due to the cat’s issue but to other life circumstances. It can be a vicious cycle: a stressed owner projects anxiety making the
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There’s a new feline face on Instagram and it might look little different from the kitties you’re used to. Meet Smush! Smush gets her name from the unusually adorable arrangement of her furry face; however, her unique look is the result of several genetic abnormalities and a cleft lip. Smush is taking her differences in
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Now that they’re winding down their HGTV series Fixer Upper, Chip and Joanna Gaines have a little more time on their hands — and they’ve found a way to fill it. “I go out of town for one night… @chipgaines #welcometothefarmkitty,” Joanna wrote on Instagram Thursday night, sharing a photo of a new, teeny-tiny kitten
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Lead poisoning may be a result of old water pipes or microscopic lead dust. By: MatanVizel Here’s a conundrum: If a condition is rare and not normally tested for, how would you know if it became more common? Not so long ago, up until the middle of the 20th century, in fact, lead poisoning was
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