kittens
kittens
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by Lee Dobbins - 2006-12-03
Although cats have been kept domestically as pets since the early Egyptians, it wasn't until the late 1940s that commercial cat litter came to be. Prior to that people either let their cats outside t...
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by Jennifer Heineman - 2006-12-12
You love your cats for the companionship that they provide. A sympathetic ear, great listening skills, and boundless affection are all great side benefits of cat ownership, but your cat may actually ...
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by Anita Hampton - 2006-12-21
Cats, like children, have to be harness trained with persistence and concern. Hard treatment and physical stress can only induce fear in cats.Starting at age six months, a cat can start to undergo th...
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by Anita Hampton - 2006-12-21
Cats are one of the cleanest animals around since by nature, they have the ability to clean themselves without any assistance. Even if that is the case, it does not prevent these pets from soiling the...
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by Anita Hampton - 2006-12-21
Deciding to get a pet and keeping it indoors will take a lot of responsibility. Chores such as feeding the animal or giving it a bath are just one of the few things the owner will have to do but there...
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by Anita Hampton - 2007-01-11
Household pet cats definitely need litter boxes in which they do their business. Just like people, these feline friends can get finicky over this matter, so it is very important that they make sure t...
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by Anita Hampton - 2007-01-11
A healthy animal makes for a happy pet. If you are a cat owner and you want to make your pet happy, you need to make sure that your cat is groomed properly, fed on time and is given enough love and at...
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by Anita Hampton - 2007-01-11
One of the most daunting tasks that you have as a cat owner is litter-training them. You would not want them to soil your bed sheet or wet your favorite furniture.In litter-training your pet cat, make...
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by Anita Hampton - 2007-01-11
Pet cats hold a very special place in the hearts of their owners. Wouldn't it be nice to give a pet cat the loveliest name one can think of? Wouldn't it be great to give a pet cat a name that would...
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by Tristan Andrews - 2007-01-13
The average, healthy cat adopted from a shelter is not aggressive and should not hurt you under normal circumstances. Some cats will occasionally bite or scratch at you when irritated or handled rough...