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8 Things You Should NEVER Do To Your Cat
Don't Ever Do These Things to Your Cat<br>By Kathy Blumenstock<br>With a cat or two around the house, even the most dedicated pet parent may slack off and take Kitty’s presence for granted. Even the simplest oversight may have big consequences on your cat’s well being and quality of life. Here are 8 things you should NEVER do to your fave feline<br>Editors’ Note: The slideshow “8 Things You Should Never Do to Your Cat” was not created as a definitive and…
Fun Facts About Cat Hairballs
Cat hairballs aren’t just gross – they can be dangerous to your kitty. It's gross, but let’s go over some need-to-know info for cat hairballs.
Your Cat Etiquette Guide: Help Your Cat Be a Good Host to Houseguests
Your cat may be uneasy having extra or unfamiliar people in her space during the holidays. Help your kitty be a good host by following these simple etiquette tips.
How Does Pet Therapy Benefit People With Dementia?
Wondering about pet therapy and if it really helps people who have dementia? Learn more about the researched benefits of animal-assisted therapy.
Don't Make These 5 Cat Owner Mistakes
Is your cat getting enough water? The right exercise? Appropriate medical care? Dr. Marty Becker shares 5 common mistakes cat owners make and how to avoid them.
20 life lessons you can learn from a very sad cat
Twitter account Why My Cat is Sad offers hilarious life lessons from a depressed-looking black cat.
Would You Recognize The Signs Your Cat or Dog is in Pain?
We like to think we know when our pets hurt but it's not always easy to detect signs your cat or dog is in pain. Here are subtle signs to look for.
How Therapy Dogs Help Human Health
Dr. Ann Hohenhaus takes a look at studies that show how therapy dogs are helping kids recover from anesthesia, having a positive effect on medical staff and more.
7 Tips to Make Vet Visits Less Stressful for Your Cat
Cats are less likely to go to the vet than dogs. It doesn't have to be this way. These tips will help your scared cat learn to love veterinary visits.
Video: Why Does My Cat Paw at Her Water Bowl?
It's not as unusual as you may think for cats to play with water. Vetstreet explains why some kitties consider water to be a fun toy.
How Caregivers Can Use Pet Therapy to Care for Their Loved One
My favorite cartoonist, the late Charles Schulz of Peanuts fame, wrote that, “Happiness is a warm puppy.” I wonder if he knew that happiness is just the start when it comes to enhancing the lives o…
How cats and dogs see the world
Dogs and cats don't see as clearly as humans—and they're lacking in the color department—but they can see movement much better than we can.
5 Cat Breeds Who Take Well To Training
Dr. Marty Becker introduces you to five felines known for brains and trainability.
Why Does My Cat... Like High Places?
Every catch your cat lounging on top of the fridge or other high places? There are several reasons for this amusing, but sometimes annoying, feline behavior.
Dog and Cat Dental Care — 14 Frequently Asked Questions
Do you know how many teeth cats and dogs have? Are eating bones good or bad for dog's teeth? We answer your questions about cat and dog dental care.
Why Cats Lick Plastic, and Other Odd Behaviors Explained
Experts weigh in on feline grooming, zooming, and a strange fetish.
How Many Times a Day Should I Feed My Dog or Cat?
Wondering how often you should feed your cat or dog? Twice a day? Several times a day? Our veterinary nutritionist says it depends on a number of factors.
How to Give Your Cat Liquid Medicine
Giving a cat his medicine is rarely easy, but knowing the proper procedure and what to expect can make the process more pleasant—for you and your cat. Many...
Why Is My Cat Drooling When She's Happy?
Cats produce lots of saliva for a variety of reasons, including oral pain and difficulty swallowing. Sometimes they're just happy. Find out about cat drooling.
How to Help Your Dog or Cat Enjoy His Senior Years
Learn more about how preventive care, feeding your dog or cat appropriate food, keeping him active and more can help your pet get the most from senior years.
