Adult Cats
Cats are known for their independent nature. They never wag their tails when they see you and go out of their way to lick and cuddle you. So, people think that they are aloof and detached towards their owners. Well, this is not true. Cats have their own special way
Adult Cats
The most important aspect of rearing and grooming of a cat is its handling and restraining. Cats are domesticated animals yet they are the most difficult to handle because of their uncooperative or aggressive behavior. Many times handling a cat is difficult due to their unexpected bursts of anger and
Adult Cats
Is your cat getting dirty very often? Does he have grease or other toxic substance stuck on his hair coat or a kind of an unpleasant odor that comes with not bathing often? If you have never given your cat a bath thinking that cats do not bathe, then you
Adult Cats
Once your feline buddy has been diagnosed with diabetes it is your duty as a pet parent to give them the best possible care to help them fight the disease. Feline Diabetes can be controlled through dietary changes, exercise and leading an active lifestyle. Here are a few tips on
Adult Cats
You would be quite amazed to see how quickly kittens transition to the adolescent stage. From a cute little kitten they will change into a lanky teen who will turn quite rebellious and would want to break free. Suddenly, as with all teenagers they become a bit difficult to live
Adult Cats
Cats are obsessive self groomers. They spend hours together grooming themselves. Still like dogs their coats can get dull, flaky and sparse. This could be for a couple of reasons. Poor nutrition, presence of parasites or underlying medical conditions such as kidney disease, diabetes or skin diseases. This problem is
Adult Cats
Diabetes is usually found in adult cats and senior cats. It is a condition that affects their blood sugar level. It could be caused due to various factors such as obesity, inactive lifestyle, high carbohydrates diet, kidney disease, hyperthyroidism, other infections, breed and gender of the cat. The following are
Adult Cats
Have you ever tried sharing a piece of cake with your cat and noticed that it does not really want to eat it? Most often they will sniff on it and move on. Yes, cats do not crave for sweets and desserts. Most cats show no interest in sweet foods
Adult Cats
Is your feline pal keeping you awake at 2 am? Well, this definitely poses a problem for you if you are not a night person and especially if your kids have school and you have a heavy schedule in the morning! If you are clueless about your cat’s behaviour
Adult Cats
Once your furry pal has reached his ideal weight you can put him on a low calorie diet. These foods are formulated for the less active cats and do not contain as many calories as found in the regular cat food. Since you watch your cat everyday it is difficult
Adult Cats
Drinking adequate amounts of water will ensure your pet is well hydrated and does not suffer from conditions such as dehydration, urinary infection or kidney diseases. Here are some tips on how to increase your pet’s water intake: * Feed them wet food. * Increase the fluid consistency in their food.
Adult Cats
Taurine is an amino acid which should be made regular in your cat’s diet as they cannot synthesize it like humans and certain breeds of dogs. It is very important for the functioning of your pet’s heart, platelets and retina. Taurine helps in electrolyte balance and is utilized