Cat Tips
Increased meowing may mean that your cat is suffering from hyperthyroidism, a common condition among older felines. Schedule a checkup with your veterinarian to have this checked out.
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Emergency First Aid for Cats
What if your cat needed immediate medical care today? Would you know what to do? Learn how to be the best Dr. Mom -- or Dr. Dad -- a cat ever had. Here's how.
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When a natural disaster strikes, swift evacuation is necessary. And pets are often lost in the chaos. Ensure the safety of your cat by creating an evacuation plan for hurricanes, floods, earthquakes and fires.
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Just one flea bite is enough to make a cat miserable. Try these new flea fighters to help treat and prevent the pesky pest from bugging your pet -- or you.
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Do you feel helpless when your cat suffers from an upset stomach? Well, there are things you can do to actually prevent this condition. The solutions may surprise you.
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Cat researchers, breeders and others have replaced the old term "alley cat" with this phrase:
