Cat food is generally designed to give our feline babies all the nutrition they need. But there’s something fun about giving them a taste of traditional human foods now and then. While cats are carnivores (they are designed to eat meat), that doesn’t mean they can’t safely eat delicious and nutritious fruits and vegetables sometimes. […]
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If you’re anything like me, you often look at your fluffy feline friend and ask yourself “what are they thinking?”. Actually, this has become a kind of game I like to play, to try to figure out what my cat might be thinking at any given time. In fact, one of my favorite videos is
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“It’s your turn…” my husband nudged me awake in the middle of the night. “Of course it is… which one was it?” was my response. While I’ve experienced vomit from both of our cats, it’s our youngest cat Lucy who causes us the most hassle in this department. She eats everything in sight within mere seconds…
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Toxoplasmosis is an infection that can persist for long periods of time – or possibly a lifetime – in both animals (specifically, cats) and humans. In short, cats can contract the parasite that causes toxoplasmosis by consuming infected birds/rodents OR anything contaminated by another cat that is shedding the parasite through its feces (for example, the
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When it comes to watery or teary eyes, the reasoning is very rarely emotional for your cat. I’ve seen my cats have “tears” maybe twice in their lives. I did some research to see if there was a reason behind it. So, can cats cry tears? A cat’s eyes might get teary or watery in
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