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83Is Your Cat Not Eating?
Is your cat not eating? Has he lost his appetite? There are many reasons why your feline buddy is not in the mood for chowing down, even if you spoil him with his favorite meal. The causes of this curious...
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94Sneezing Cat
Your Sneezing Cat is usually telling you that there is an irritation with his nasal passage. Sneezing is a reflex which results from stimulation of the lining of the nose. If your cat sneezes off and on for...
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89Is Your Vomiting Cat Sick?
Your vomiting cat does not necessarily signal that an illness is present. A number of diseases and upsets in your cat are associated with vomiting, It is a fact, however, that cats vomit more easily than most...
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80Cat Constipation and Treatment
Cat constipation very often can be mistaken for an overlooked bladder outlet obstruction due to the straining that takes place in both instances. For this reason, a clear distinction must be made before...
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78Cat Problems With Breathing
Cat problems with breathing can come in many forms and usually indicate problems within the respiratory system. The most common breathing abnormality signs in felines are rapid breathing, slow breathing,...
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78Cat Eye Problems, Why the Cloudy Eye?
Cat Eye Problems of the outer eye primarily center around two common ailments, conjunctivitis and the cloudy eye. Conjunctivitis is an inflammation of the lining membrane that covers the inner sides of the...
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84Cat Fever and its Causes
Cat fever can be a symptom of a variety of illnesses in the feline just as it is in humans. A fever in your feline companion could signal the beginning of a serious illness and in certain instances can be...
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71Spraying Cat
A spraying cat or cat spraying, refers to the periodic squirting of urine throughout the house, while continuing to use the litter pan for routine elimination. It is most common in the tom cat but can occur...
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76Cat Teeth and Periodontal Disease
Cat teeth are designed for grasping, cutting, tearing and shredding. As a cat grasps a piece of meat with his front claws, he bites down on it with his four canine teeth, scissors the meat between his back...
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77Is Peeing on the Furniture a Kitten Health Problem?
Is peeing on the furniture a kitten health problem or behavior problem? Kitten behavior problems often stem from insecurity and/or frustration. When your kitten pees on the furniture he is telling you that...
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