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Decor ideas to make cats purr

During the pandemic, our pets have played an even greater part in our lives, offering endless companionship and joy. As a result, the demand for pet-friendly interior design has never been higher. Hunkering down with our furry friends, we realised that our interiors need to withstand the wear and tear, and ensure that the environment

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6 signs of a sick cat

If only they could talk! How often have you found yourself thinking that when it comes to interacting with your companion animals? Even more so when concerns arise around their wellbeing. Cats are difficult to read at the best of times, so it becomes even more of a challenge to interpret their behaviour when trying

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Q & A: Milk teeth

Q: Do cats have milk teeth, and when do they fall out? A: Kittens do have milk teeth. These teeth are called deciduous teeth. They start to get teeth at about two weeks of age. The deciduous incisors erupt at about two to four weeks of age, the canines at three to four weeks, and

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Q & A: Cat fangs

Q: Why do today’s cats need fangs? A: Although domestic cats can potentially live without teeth (if fed the correct diet), they are still true carnivores, and given the opportunity, will hunt and kill small prey. The canine teeth (fangs) are used to kill and shred the prey. They can also use these teeth to

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Ideal brushes for your cat

Standing in front of the shelf, with countless brushes and combs to choose from, can be daunting if you don’t know what would be ideal for your cat. To make it a little easier for you, here is a breakdown of the brushes available, and when to use which one. Types of brushes: 1. Slicker

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Q & A: Detesting the litterbox

Q: I’ve recently rescued an older cat, but she doesn’t use the litterbox provided. What can I do? A: As she is an older cat, the very first step is a thorough vet check. It’s quite common for cats to have difficulties using a litterbox when they’re not well. Bladder and kidney issues are common

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