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1: Elderly Cat Care

Our cats become a part of the family over time. But unlike humans, who are considered elderly at 60 or 65, cats are considered "senior citizens" at the ripe old age of 10. It is important to...

By: David Beart

2: Caring For A Cat Or Kitten

Caring for a cat or kitten begins with a knowledge of basic first aid. This will be very useful especially in emergency situations. If you have a nearby vet clinic that offers first aid training yo...

By: Paul Hegarty

3: Heartworm Treatment for Cats and Dog

The treatment for heartworms is different for cats and dogs. Do not ever give medicine intended for a cat to your dog or vice versa. Once your pet has heartworms the treatment is not easy. ...

By: Niall Kennedy

4: Health Problems In Cats

It may come as a surprise, if you're a new cat owner, that many health problems may befall your feline friend. Some problems are easily preventable, while others are hereditary. Hai...

By: Ron King

5: Diabetes in Cats

Its scary when you first know your cat has diabetis but once you start understanding the disease and get more used to the monitoring it becomes easier for you and your kitty. Informing your...

By: Anand Srinivasan

6: Ring Worm In Cats

Ringworm is a common skin disease in cats and dogs. Unlike its name, it is not caused by any worm (though it used to be thought so) but by fungi called Dermatophytes that thrive on dead tissues presen...

By: Marcus Peterson

Interesting Facts About Cats

Cats are kept as domestic pets and the species has been living with us for thousands of years. There are many breeds of cat, including ones without hair and tails. They are capable of hunting many different types of specie...

By: Sarah Parker

Tips On Buying The Right Food For Your Pet

Food is one of the most important necessities in your pet’s life. It provides the nutrients they need in order to grow and develop into mature animals as well as giving them the energy they need each day to enjoy life b...

By: Derek Rogers

Ring Worm In Cats

Ringworm is a common skin disease in cats and dogs. Unlike its name, it is not caused by any worm (though it used to be thought so) but by fungi called Dermatophytes that thrive on dead tissues present in skin surface and fol...

By: Marcus Peterson

Having been a veterinarian for almost 25 years, Shrewsbury resident Monica Mansfield has seen how the pain the loss of a pet can c...

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