We know how important it is to keep our beloved cats entertained and engaged. While the classic feather wand is great, it is important to mix things up and introduce new games to keep her interest piqued. Here are some fun and engaging games to play with your cat that you may not have tried […]
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Q: Do cats also pant when it’s hot? A: Panting can be a normal response in cats who are overheated, stressed or anxious, or after strenuous exercise. It usually resolves once the cat has had a chance to cool down or rest. However, panting in cats under the abovementioned circumstances is rarer than it is
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Winter … just the word conjures up the idea of shorter days and longer, icy cold nights. And just like we feel the cold in the chilly season, so do our senior furry friends. Cats are creatures of comfort and with their self-appointed royalty, they should certainly be kept warm, cosy and pampered in the
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Q: How do I know if my cat suffers from diabetes? A: It is a complex disorder caused by decreased production of insulin from the pancreas, or the insulin that does get produced is not ‘used’ in the right way. Insulin is the hormone that controls the amount of glucose, commonly referred to as ‘blood
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Have you ever experienced the joy of petting a cat and feeling her vibrate with contentment? That’s the unmistakable sound of purring, a unique ability that sets cats apart from many other animals. While most people assume that purring indicates happiness, the reality is that cats purr for a variety of reasons. In this article,
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Q: When should I take my cat with diarrhoea to the vet? At the first sign of diarrhoea? A: Our pet’s health is precious and enables them to exhibit those adorable personalities and traits we love so much. That is why it is always better to be safe and act fast when any sign of
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Many studies have been done about dogs, and most people are aware of dogs’ amazing olfactory senses and how they use them in many scenarios. Although we are aware that cats also have a great sense of smell, not many studies have been done on cats and their noses. Cats are sensitive creatures, and it
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Cats are the ultimate grooming machines, but longhaired cats require a little extra maintenance to keep their luscious fur looking fabulous. Grooming is not just about maintaining a healthy and shiny coat but also helps to prevent health issues such as hairballs, matting and infections. Here are a few grooming tips for your longhaired feline
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So, you’ve decided to move to a new home – congratulations! But wait, you have a kitty companion to consider. Cats are notorious creatures of habit and any change in their environment can turn them into a jittery ball of nerves. Moving with a cat can be like navigating a minefield. However, with some proper
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They say that we’re never too old to learn new things, and I have to agree. As the editor of Animaltalk magazine, I have learnt so much over the years, and I still learn something new every day. I would like to take you on this journey with me so that we can learn new
Old wives’ tales, long-tail stories and mythoi are handed down from generation to generation to the extent that we often believe them to be true. There are many such myths about cats that are commonly believed. The main problem with these is that they create a misunderstanding of our feline pets, often determining how people
Q: What should I do if a bee stings my cat in her mouth? A: If your cat gets stung in her mouth there is a very high risk of severe swelling, resulting in difficulty breathing. Also, if she gets stung by multiple bees, she may develop a fatal anaphylactic reaction, so it is advisable
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