Share the love: Does your cat have what it takes to be a therapy cat?
Share the love: Does your cat have what it takes to be a therapy cat?
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Q&A: Why and how do cats purr?
Purring is part of every cat’s repertoire of social communication
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Nine harmful snacks not to feed your cat
Treats made for human consumption often contain substances that are not good for cats
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Q & A: Are white cats prone to skin cancer and is it treatable?
Q. My white cat has small sores on the tips of her ears and on the pink skin of her nose. Someone suggested it could be skin cancer.
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A to Z on pet care (Part 3 of 3)
Do you have what it takes to be a responsible pet owner? Caring for an animal requires a firm commitment to the animal’s health and welfare throughout his life
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A to Z on pet care (Part 2 of 3)
Do you have what it takes to be a responsible pet owner? Caring for an animal requires a firm commitment to the animal’s health and welfare throughout his life
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Catslife- Walking on the wild side
Walking on the wild side- Domestic cats are believed to be descendants of the African wild cat
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Q & A: At what age should I change my cat’s food to a ‘geriatric’ diet?
Q. At what age should I change my cat’s food to a ‘geriatric’ diet? A. As with most dietary changes, this will depend on the individual cat and most importantly the body condition of the cat. However, food companies generally suggest you transition your cat on to a senior food at around seven years of
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A to Z on pet care (Part 1 of 3)
Do you have what it takes to be a responsible pet owner? Caring for an animal requires a firm commitment to the animal’s health and welfare throughout his life
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Q & A: Can cats become ‘senile’ in old age?
Q.I have heard that dogs can become senile in old age. Is this true for cats as well?
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Q & A: What could be wrong if my cat’s (two-year-old moggie) eyes seem to be watery most of the time?
What could be wrong if my cat’s (two-year-old moggie) eyes seem to be watery most of the time?
The Geoffory’s cat
One of the smallest wild cats on earth. Geoffroy’s cat is also very tough and can survive in the harshest of environments. In fact, this feline is believed to be the most adaptable of all cats and can live in very hot as well as cold areas
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