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To train your cat to scratch acceptable objects, sprinkle catnip and a few food treats on a sisal-wrapped scratching post, a corrugated cardboard scratcher or even a non-treated fireplace log. Place it next to the object you wish to protect.
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New and longtime cat owners often overlook their pets when making new year’s resolutions. This year, try these changes that will benefit your cat.
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Cat researchers, breeders and others have replaced the old term "alley cat" with this phrase:
