Cats like to climb. But if you live in a small apartment or your home isn’t cat-friendly, the opportunity for them to get some stimulating, primal exercise just doesn’t exist. They need their own little habitat for feeling safe and they need a positive outlet to express their inner instincts. Our favorite territorial wall spaces […]
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Would you feed a newborn baby pot roast and beer? Would you eat eggs if you had an allergic reaction to them? If you answered “no” to either: You are well on your way to understanding that every creature has nutritional needs that can change over time and under certain circumstances. Keeping your cat happy
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Cats notoriously hate to travel. However, at some point in your cat’s life, he or she may just have to. You may be moving, relocating for work, or maybe even just taking a trip to the veterinarian or grooming shop. Whatever the reason, there are things you can do to keep “Tiger” safe and make
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Cats are very sensitive creatures and, in essence, the answer is yes and no. In fact, they are actually missing an important enzyme (glucuronyl transferase) that works in the liver to help break down and metabolize essential oils. Because of this reason, many essential oils, especially if they are fully concentrated, can be very toxic
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Cats should be eating a high-quality cat food for regular meals (check for the Association of American Feed Control Officials claim on the label). Cats can eat canned wet foods that are high in protein, low fat and low carbohydrates. If you give them food that’s meant for people, talk to your vet about what
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