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Cats and Dental Care
Cats that live in the wild have to rip and tear their food. Not a very elegant way to eat but it does remove most of the plaque and tartar that builds up on their teeth. Cats that live in our homes do not as a general rule have to do this. Dry foods will help to a degree but they are simply not enough. Tartar and plaque can build up very quickly in
Brushing Your Cat
One of the biggest advantages to owning a cat is that they do not require a lot of care. Cats for the most part are very meticulous groomers and are quite capable of cleaning and washing themselves. However, to keep your cat healthy there are certain things that you should do. You should brush your cat at least once a week. This will help to sprea
Training Your Cat Not to Scratch
One of the most annoying things about cats is their scratching. Cats have been known to destroy furniture, drapes and screens. They instinctively scratch. It is in their nature to do so. What can you as cat owner do to prevent your things from being destroyed? The first thing to do is to understand exactly why your cat scratches in the first plac
Training a Cat To Come
Cats tend to be individuals. They like to do things at their own convenience and without any regard for their owners. If a cat wants to come when it is called, it might or it might not, depending on its mood and what it is doing at the time. However, there are things that you as an owner can do to get your cat to come when it is called, or at leastWelcome to Cat Owner's Talk
Cats have been both revered and reviled throughout history. Worshiped as gods in some cultures while other consider them to be agents of demons and witches. Although these animals have been domesticated for thousands of years they have maintained their independence and spirit. Cat lovers will tell you that they love the fact their feline friends need little care yet provide hours companionship. Today more than 88 million cats have homes in the US.
This site is dedicated to all the cat lovers. We hope to show you ways that you and your cat can enrich your lives together. We hope to not only show you ways to teach and train your pet but of how to better care for your feline friend. Explore the site, leave a comment or share a story. Enjoy Your Stay!
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Training a Cat To Come
Cats tend to be individuals. They like to do things at their own convenience and...
Training Your Cat Not to Scratch
One of the most annoying things about cats is their scratching. Cats have been known...
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Cats and Dental Care
Cats that live in the wild have to rip and tear their food. Not a very elegant way to eat but it does remove most of the plaque and tartar that builds up on their teeth. Cats that live in our homes do not as a general rule have to do this. Dry foods will help to a degree but they are simply not enough. Tartar and plaque can build up very quickly in... [Read more of this article]
Cat Agility
Looking for something fun to do with your cat? Why not try cat agility? Yes, they do have agility courses for cats just like they do for dogs. In fact most of the rules are exactly the same. The basic idea of a cat agility course is to see which cat can manoeuvre through the course the fastest. The cat is directed by a handler, who guides the cat through... [Read more of this article]
Brushing Your Cat
One of the biggest advantages to owning a cat is that they do not require a lot of care. Cats for the most part are very meticulous groomers and are quite capable of cleaning and washing themselves. However, to keep your cat healthy there are certain things that you should do. You should brush your cat at least once a week. This will help to spread... [Read more of this article]
Nail Trimming
Have you ever tried to clip an animal’s nails that has suddenly turned into a ferocious spitting, biting hairball? One that seems to have eight paws and is slipperier than a squirming snake? Have you come out of the procedure with more cuts and scratches than nails clipped? It has happened to many cat owners, but it does not have to happen to you.... [Read more of this article]
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