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  • Cats – Working 24/7 Against the Spread of Disease  By : Jenny Cialis Freeman
    The City of Angels has a rat problem. Ask the LAPD, they can’t keep the rats out of their lockers, off their desks, out of the walls, they’re as abundant as cockroaches but vastly more menacing – out-numbering the officers 50 to 1.
  • How To Deal With Asthma In Cats  By : Stephen Long
    Asthma is not only a human disorder, but is also found in some cats.
  • Persian Cat The Oldest Longhaired  By : Paulina Jenkins
    The Persian cat is among the most beautiful of the world's cat breeds. It is also generally thought to be one of the oldest breeds. It probably originated in the Iranian plateau, which is the large area of land between the Mesopotamia and the Hindu Kush mountains. In Europe, this area was called Persia, and thus cats from that area were named after it. Owning a Persian cat has been said to be like owning a work of art - they're beautiful, but they also require special care.
  • Give your loved cat the best medical benefits with cat insurance  By : Robert Scott
    Since a cat cannot express her feelings through words, being a cat owner, it becomes our first responsibility to secure her life with the most suitable cat insurance policy, so that she may get the best treatment during her illness or injury.
  • Burmese Cat The Temple Cat Of Thailand  By : Paulina Jenkins
    Burmese cats originated in Thailand, Malaya, and Burma. They are believed to be descendants of a breed of cats that lived in Thai temples, called Thong Daeng. Poems portray these cats as heroic protectors of their homes. They came to the West in the 1930s, beginning with a cat called Wong Mau, brought by a sailor to Dr. Joseph Thompson of San Francisco. This cat was the ancestor of the modern Burmese breed.
  • Tips On Helping Your Cat To Live Long And Prosper  By : Matthew Paolini
    When it comes to growing old gracefully, the lifespan of your favorite feline is affected by a number of factors, including breed, environment and genetics. Learn what you can do to give your cat a longer, healthier life.
  • What You Need to Know about Feline Infectious Peritonitis  By : Kurt Schmitt..
    What do you need to know about feline infectious peritonitis? It is said that breeders fear feline FIP more than any other disease, and it is the leading infectious cause of cat death. Infection rates are high where crowded conditions exist. This fatal communicable disease is difficult to diagnose. It's symptoms are many and varied, and tests are sometimes inconclusive.
  • Any Cat Scratching Post For Your Cat?  By : Paulina Jenkins
    If you own a cat then a cat scratching post is a MUST. It is very useful in stopping your cat from scratching and ruining your furniture, drapes and rugs. It is a natural act of all cats to scratch, stretch and to knead with their front paws.
  • Is Cat Declawing Right  By : Paulina Jenkins
    The medical procedure for declawing your cat is called onychectomy. It is a very painful and difficult procedure that is done to remove the claws of your kitten. Medical veterinary personal states that it is equivalent to chopping off a finger on a human because it is essentially cutting off the kittens bone one each of his or her claws. It is a procedure that cannot be reversed, and the kitten suffers unbearably when he or she comes out of the anesthetic. Another aspect that many do not consider is that if the vet is inexperienced or makes a mistake during the procedure, it can lead to serious complications even death.
  • Kitty Cats Our Valued Family Members  By : Paulina Jenkins
    Kitty cats have always been an important part in our human lives over the ages. There have been drawings and pictures found in ancient civilizations and in some cultures cats were worshipped as gods. Kitty cats have and will continue to have a very close relation with humans.
  • How to Keep Your Cat From Destroying Your Furniture  By : Brock Lorber
    Your cat and your nice furniture may seem like natural enemies, but with some understanding and patience you can remedy the situation. Yes, your nice furniture and you can can peacefully coexist!
  • Ten Cat Facts Regarding Social Behavior  By : Kurt Schmitt..
    The following cat facts on social behavior and interaction should help you better understand your pet. Cat behavior is largely misunderstood, even by experienced cat owners. I hope you find this helpful.
  • Cat Litter Box Problem? A Look At Behavioral Issues  By : Kurt Schmitt..
    There may be more than one cause of a cat litter box problem, but they come from one of two categories. If you've read my article on the physical causes of this dilemma, then you already know that this problem is either physical, or behavioral.
  • Cat Litter Box Problem: Four Reasons Why Your Cat Won't Use The Box  By : Kurt Schmitt..
    There are two main causes for a cat litter box problem. One is behavioral, and the other is physical. Before assuming it's a behavioral problem, you should always bring your cat to the vet so that you can rule out any physical causes.
  • A Cat of a Different Color  By : Gary
    'I couldn't believe it. This couldn't be happening. The cat was changing color right before my eyes and turning into....".
  • Pixie Bob Cats Make Great Pets  By :
    What are Pixie Bob Cats? That's what I asked when breeder Sandra Janoski offered to send me information on this fascinating breed. Other than their smarts, there are two main aspects to the appeal of the Pixie Bob.
  • How To Tell If Your Cat Has Fleas  By : Rona Limsy
    Think you cat has cat fleas? Learn how to tell and what cat flea treatments are available.
  • Do I need a cat furniture?  By : Guido Nussbaum
    There are different kinds of cat furniture you can choose from like cat condos, cat trees and others. Depending on where you live and what kind of design you prefer, you have different choices of cat furniture.
  • Cat's bad peeing behavior  By : Guido Nussbaum
    If your cat made a mess, don't be mad about it. There might be a reason why your cat urinates on the floor instead of using the litter box. Actually there will be a reason for sure because cats might "spray" at your furniture to mark their territory but they will certainly not do this on your carpet or floor. Cats spray vertically, similar to dogs...
  • What cats like to play with  By : Guido Nussbaum
    In order to understand what cats like to play with, you need to first understand the nature of you cat. We call cats pets but actually 90% of their nature is still "wild". Cats don't "think", they act in most cases on their natural instincts.
  • Cat Flu and Antibiotics  By : petvet
    A common question I have been asked lately is about the Cat flu.

    It's going around, and more often than not a visit to your veterinarian will result in antibiotics. But little else.

    And its a virus... antibiotics are NOT effective. In fact this approach can cause problems.
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