Cat Tips
Try to determine your cat's breed (or breeds), as certain health conditions have genetic links. For example, Persians and Abyssinians tend to be at risk for kidney problems, which are manageable if diagnosed early.
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Signs of a Stressed-out Cat
Is your cat feeling overly tense? Tune into specific cat-stress clues and ease the mind of your anxious feline.
moreMisbehaving Cats Need Schooling
When you live with someone, including one or more feline friends, their annoying bad habits can drive you crazy over time. A refresher behavior course may be in order, with you serving as teacher.
moreWhat to Do With a Demanding Kitty
Whoever said that all cats are loners obviously never spent much time with a needy house kitty. Here's how to handle felines that demand your attention 24-7.
moreEnsure Curiosity Doesn't Kill Your Cat
The phrase "curiosity killed the cat" may hold some truth, since felines are known to sometimes be too inquisitive for their own good. Find out what steps you can take to safeguard your investigative friend.
moreWeird Cat Behaviors Explained
Cats sometimes act kooky. From walking along the edge of the tub while you shower to chasing their tails, find out what's going through your furry friend's noggin when it behaves strangely.
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Cat researchers, breeders and others have replaced the old term "alley cat" with this phrase:
