It can be a thrilling and, at the same time, intimidating experience bringing home a new dog when you already have a cat. Pets might end up getting along well with each other, but sometimes the introduction of a new dog may be stressful for the resident cat. And one of the problems that pet …
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When people introduce a new cat to their home, they have high hopes that the brand-new cat is going to get on with the old cat right away. Sadly, things rarely pan out like that. Chances are that the old cat is going to chase the new cat. Why is this? It is likely that …
So, your cat is hissing at your partner, and you are wondering why and if this is normal behavior? Cats may hiss at your boyfriend/girlfriend for several reasons. The most likely of these is that cats are territorial and could feel threatened by them, or your cat could feel their routine has been disrupted. However, …
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You love your older cat, but lately, they may have begun to poop outside their designated litter box area, which is a nightmare. Older cats start pooping outside the litter box due to age-related medical reasons, including liver, kidney, and conditions that cause pain when defecating. Your litter box may be dirty or located in …
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When you adopt a cat, it’s an exciting experience. But for your new pet, the change in circumstance and environment can be intimidating. Allow it adequate time to adjust and comfort it with a safe environment and a healthy presence. Make sure to give your cat enough time to get used to their new home. …
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We all love our cats, even when we don’t fully understand their behavior. A cat’s hiss does not mean that it is an aggressive or hostile animal; it’s simply a way to express its feelings. Most commonly, a hiss tells you that your feline would like some alone time. Your cat is just probably being …
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You should only be sedating a feral cat at home if advised to do so by a vet, who should be able to give you some appropriate medication. Oral sedation is often the easiest; you will need to gently open the feral cat’s mouth and push the tablet down its throat, ensuring that it swallows …
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Feral cats are a neighborhood staple throughout much of the country, and there are certain situations that these cats may need to see a vet. If you need to take a feral cat to the vet, you need to plan ahead and take appropriate precautions. Not all vets will deal with the feral cats. Call …
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Because feral cats are inherently avoidant of humans, you need to be mindful of how you go about getting a feral cat into a carrier. There are different tactics to go about this, and you should weigh which would work best for your scenario. The rest of this article will go over the correct type …
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Cats are typically very tidy animals: they clean themselves regularly and don’t like to walk through mud or water. However, cats’ paws can be filthy after using the litter box, meaning they track cat litter and feces all over the house. So, how can you clean their paws after they finish their business? To clean …
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