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Explore our tips and advice for every aspect of your cat's care and enjoy the benefits of a feline friend who is happy, healthy and content.
The No Fear Way To Trim Your Cat’s Nails
Trimming your cat’s nails doesn't have to be stressful. A few simple tips and you can easily keep those nails short and neat and save your furniture.
Responsible Pet Ownership for Kids
Kids can play a huge role in taking care of pets as long as you teach them how to properly care for their critters. However, keep in mind that being a pet owner is a for-life project.
Flea and Tick Control for Cats
Fleas and ticks can cause some serious health problems for your feline friend. We offer our top tips and advice for keeping your cat flea and tick free.
Liver Disease in Cats. Common Causes, Symptoms and What to Expect
When your sick cat receives a diagnosis of ‘liver disease’, it may feel like there’s a firm explanation about what’s wrong with your fur-friend. However, what many owners don’t realize is that liver problems come in all shapes and sizes.
Taking your Cat on Holidays with you
Do you feel that your cat is a genuine part of the family? Chances are your pet feels the same way. It is unsettling for animals to be left behind when you go away on holiday.
Can You Train Your Cat to Play the Piano?
While training cats is often not as easy as dog training, it certainly is possible if you can find the right motivator.
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Cat Equipment Basics: What You Need
From collars and carriers to kitty litter and toys we take a look at all the equipment essentials you'll need to care for your feline friend.
Pet Travel Safety
If your travel includes bringing your furry family, you might want to invest in a little extra preparation and planning to make the trip smoother for both you and your pets.
Do Pets Like Music?
Do our pets like music? And if so, what styles do they prefer and in what situations can music help them?
What’s That? Deciphering Your Cat’s Language
Communicating with cats usually does not come intuitively to humans. Here is how to decipher your cat’s language so you can better bond with her.
