Adult Cats
Your feline buddy wakes you in the morning with a hungry meow. You reach up and carry them to your bed for a quick cuddle but are shockingly roused by their breath. Not a great start to your day isn’t it? Bad breath is common in cats as well
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The lungs in your cat’s body are two triangular shaped organs that are on either side of the heart. They occupy most of the space in your cat’s chest cavity. A cat’s lungs are almost identical to the ones in humans. They perform the same function which
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When we enjoy the best of gadgets and riding the wearables wave, why can’t our pets have some fun with them? In fact, pet care technology has grown so much that there are stuff for almost every need of your canine and feline partners – from feeding treats to sleeping
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Protein is very necessary for us to enjoy good health and so does your cat. The right serving of protein in your cat food is very important as a surplus or a deficit of it can cause unwanted health problems. So, choose your cat food wisely to give them the
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‘Help! My cat is not eating anything. What do I do?’ Yes, this is a major worry that most cat parents share. Cats can be fussy eaters and more so as they turn older, fall sick or if you need to change their food. You must understand that they are
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Does your cat have bad breath? Are you wondering how to clean their teeth? Just as you wake up in the morning to brush your teeth you need to do the same for your furry friend! Yes, dental hygiene should begin at a very early age in cats. If you
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A healthy and happy cat needs a balanced diet along with an easy access to clean drinking water. Now, cats can be finicky eaters but you need to pull up your socks and do your bit to make your pet eat a healthy diet which is necessary to maintain their
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Cats of all breeds have the same size and shape of ears and in consequence are susceptible to ear diseases. The symptoms of ear infections include shaking the head, scratching their ears and if the middle ear is affected then you can notice facial paralysis. This is because inflammation inside
Adult Cats
‘Help! My cat is not eating anything. What do I do?’ Yes, this is a major worry that most cat parents share. Cats can be fussy eaters and more so as they turn older, fall sick or if you need to change their food. You must understand that they are
Adult Cats
Let’s begin with a rider. Consume this article with a pinch of salt. It is a simple guide on the steps to be taken once you are scratched or bitten by a cat. Nothing more than that. Cats are typically gentle beings*. *Conditions apply. They are prone to aggressive
Adult Cats
Cats seem to eat fish with consummate ease, unlike their human masters. Not even bones deter them from savouring their delicacy, raw or cooked, whereas we struggle to separate the wheat from the chaff. There are lots of pet parents that feed their cats fish, but always much to their
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Ticks are a bothersome parasite that bite your pet’s skin and suck their blood. They fill their bodies by feasting on your pet’s blood. Ticks that are in the process of feeding will appear tiny, have eight legs and will be either black, brown, red or tan in