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  Neuter - Spay

  
  by Ailurophile - 2007-07-01
  We all know by now the outcome of allowing uncontrolled breeding of cats (ferals...remember!). But apart from that sterilization of cats has several important benefits. And unless you are a seri...
• 242.

  Feral Cat

  
  by Ailurophile - 2007-07-01
  A feral creature is referred to as a wild, untamed, savage animal that has gone from a state of domestication to a wild presence. Feral cats are typically kittens of domestic cats that were left...
• 243.

  Interesting cat facts

  
  by Ailurophile - 2007-07-01
  All cats are born blind. The ability to see comes during the first couple of weeks after birth! Cats have rudimentary nonfunctional collar bones that allow them to squeeze themselves through tig...
• 244.

  Dog, Cat, And Other Pet Natural Remedies

  
  by Joe Rote - 2007-07-05
  Since ancient times, hundreds of thousands of known herbs and other natural remedies have been used to treat human illness, and unwanted conditions. Like people, today's pets are affected by th...
• 245.

  Cat Training: Behavioral Modification Training

  
  by Carol Osborne - 2007-07-10
  TIP: Be sure your home accommodates your cat's needs, by creating an environment that provides a natural lifestyle for your cat. This involves learning to read your cat's "body language" and requires ...
• 246.

  Fleas and Your Cat

  
  by Carol Osborne - 2007-07-10
  Fleas are the most common cause of itching and skin irritation in cats. Over 90 percent of all skin allergies in cats are due to fleas.The allergy is actually a reaction to a protein component of the ...
• 247.

  Ear Problems in Cats: Causes and Treatment

  
  by Carol Osborne - 2007-07-10
  The inside lining of the ear is normally smooth with a small amount of wax buildup. Many problems can cause the ears to be irritated, inflamed and/or infected. Any of these causes left untreated can l...
• 248.

  Pet First Aid Kit

  
  by Carol Osborne - 2007-07-11
  First, know what is normal. It is important that you be able to assess your pet's physical condition in order to evaluate his needs, especially since many animals are stoic and will not show pain or d...
• 249.

  Pets & Livestock Your Diabetic Cat -- Can You Care For A Diabetic Cat?

  
  by James Kronefield - 2007-07-11
  If you have just been told that you have a diabetic cat, you may be afraid of what the future holds for your pet. The good news is that diabetes is not a death sentence for cats. Your cat may live...
• 250.

  Cat Food Allergies

  
  by Carol Osborne - 2007-07-11
  Food allergy is an abnormal or a hypersensitive reaction to a food ingredient which is usually a protein. 10-20% of allergies in cats are caused by food.CAUSESBeef, dairy products and fish, especially...

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