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83Cat Adoption Tips for Older Cats
Need tips on cat adoption? Consider adopting an older cat. The challenges and rewards are worth it!
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91Cat Eye Problems - Signs to Be Aware Of
Cat Eye Problems should be extremely important to the cat owner. Cat's eyes have special characteristics that set them apart from other animals. Here we help categorize and explain the most common of these.
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85Cat 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 treating the cat for constipation.
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79Cat 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, panting, noisy breathing, croupy breathing, wheezing and shallow breathing.
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74How To Stimulate A Cat's Appetite
Cats are known to be picky eaters. Sometimes this is just a matter of preference, and sometimes it is a matter of illness or old age. Whatever the reason, sometimes the appetite just needs a jump-start. Here are a few ideas for foods that will...
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75Cat Claw Removal - Should You Have Your Cat Declawed?
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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89Cat 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 eyelids, and surface of the eyeball up to the eyelid.
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69How to Extend the Life of your Adult Cat
Anyone who has a cat, know how wonderful and amazing they are! When our cats get older, they may have aches, pains and other illness that slow them down.
80Signs that Your Cat is Getting Old
Ok, right about now you are probably thinking…"I know how old my cat is, why do I need to look for signs of aging?" Well, recognizing and dealing with the fact that your cat is now considered a "senior" is very important. Just as older humans need...
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81Geriatric Cat Problems
Geriatric Cat Problems can be expected to occur less quickly today than 30 - 40 years ago. The life expectancy of a cat was once 10 years, but today it is not uncommon in veterinary practice to see cats 18 to 20 years old.
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