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74Upper Respiratory Conditions In Cats
Cat flu and similar conditions responsible for sneezing, conjunctivitis and discharges from the eyes and nose are extremely common in cats. Learn how to differentiate the causes and help your cat in his recovery from illness.
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66Cat Flu Symptoms
Precisely what is cat flu, and what can we do about the symptoms of it, that’s the real question we shall answer in the following paragraphs. Everyone knows an individual who has already established an extremely bad cold type illness, nevertheless...
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73Sick Kitten - How to Take Your Sick Kittens Temperature and Pulse.
Did you know that One out of every four American families has a pet cat and some have more than one. However, If you don't have your very own cat to appreciate and love its eccentricities and incomparable...
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53Take good care of your cat
How to take care of your cat. Illness, food, playing. Cats need entertainment and care.
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75Looking after Psycho-Cat!
This is a humorous anecdote of the time my Husband and I looked after my Sister's Psycho-cat whilst she went on holiday. This psycho puss is a real head case, but still manages to cause plenty of laughs....
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51Cat: Achoo!
Cats, just like humans can also be prone to sickness. In fact, cats are succumb to two cat viral infections. These two common viral
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61Flu In Dogs And Cats
Flu season is here, for humans and dogs and cats alike. Yes, you heard right. Just like humans, dogs and cats can also catch a strain of the flu. Flu in dogs and cats is due to an upper respiratory infection...
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98Upper Respiratory Infections in Cats and Kittens
Learn how cats get upper respiratory infections and how to treat a cold in cats.
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84How to Care for your Cat or Kitten
It is always exciting when you first make the decision to get your own kitten or cat, but before you commit to your new pet and bring him or her home there are serious considerations you need to make. The first important decision is can you afford this addition to your family?
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