Peanut butter is one of those food items that is just lip-smackingly delicious, enjoyed by everybody, everywhere around the world. It is just that perfect mix of salty, sweet, savory and crunchy that gets your taste buds tingling. And it’s not just humans who enjoy peanut butter – if you’re a dog owner, you probably […]
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Watermelon is that summer fruit we all know and love, and look forward to as a post-meal palate cleansing fruit, or a really refreshing smoothie that is so welcome on a hot summer’s day. And it’s not just us humans who love watermelon – some cats do too! The thirst-quenching sensation of biting into a
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If you’re living with a cat in your home, chances are you’ve probably shared a bite or two of your food with them – this could be fish, meat or even some cheese from your meal. It’s a rewarding experience to be able to share your food with your feline companion, and is surely one
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If your cat despises going to the vet, you’re not alone. According to some surveys, up to 52% of cat owners forgo regular veterinary visits, even if it is to their cat’s detriment in the long run. What is the reason for this? Most cat owners indicated they avoided going to the doctor because they
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Regular visits to the veterinarian are beneficial to your cat’s health and well-being. Taking your cat to the vet, on the other hand, can be a traumatic experience. Nerves and anxiety can overtake her when she needs a routine checkup, a minor surgical procedure, or a lengthy stay. If it’s time to take the kitty
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Visiting the veterinarian is a significant hassle. Then there’s the matter of catching your cat and getting her into the carrier, which should be an Olympic event. Then there’s the drive there, with all the hissing and low growls, followed by parking and carrying the carrier inside. Once inside, there are dogs…so many dogs…along with
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Have you taken your cat to the vet recently? Before you respond, consider this fact: even though there are 10 million more pet cats than dogs in the United States, just one cat out of every five canines is seen by a veterinarian. Most cat owners assume that cats have more minor health problems than
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Cats may appear charming and cuddly, but don’t be fooled. With their sharp claws and teeth, they may be fast, agile, and aggressive if they feel threatened. Catching a squirming or scratching cat can be demanding, and addressing the issue incorrectly can result in injury. Whether you’re catching your own cat or a feral or
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There’s no doubt that cheese is one of the world’s most-loved food items. The savory taste and mouth-watering texture just makes it perfect for anything from a grilled cheese sandwich to an extra-large pepperoni pizza. And it’s not only us humans that enjoy the great taste of this dairy byproduct – our four-legged feline friends
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Coming to the veterinarian will inevitably cause your cat stress and anxiety, but this is an all-too-common reason for not visiting the veterinarian. This becomes a problem as your cat gets older because going to geriatric clinics as part of your cat’s preventative health care can help your cat live a longer and more comfortable
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