Posted by Matthew Chiang at May 14th, 2009 in Cats
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by James Jones
House cat care requires some basic understanding of what makes a good home for this feline companion. If you want your house cat around for years to come, the correct diet is essential. To stay happy and healthy, try a consistent feeding schedule. Avoid the pitfalls of unhealthy eating habits by feeding the appropriate food at regular intervals.
Cow’s milk should not be included in your cat’s diet, since it can give the cat diarrhea. Fresh water is the most important fluid to give your cat. As they age, cats experience changes in their digestive systems, so try to give them small portions that they can digest without difficulty. This change usually occurs at around 7 years of age and that’s when proteins that are easily digested are strongly suggested.
Whether it’s moist pellets, tinned or dry food, you can meet the dietary needs of your cat in many ways. You can go for dry food or canned, depending on your preferences. If your cat has any dental problems, you probably want to stay with moist food.
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Posted by Elias Maseko at May 12th, 2009 in Cats
by Elias Maseko
Keeping a pet is no mean job and you must know the fundamental principles of how to take care for it. This is applicable to all family pets and if keeping cats is your area. Then you ought to know more about cat care. Possessing a pet cat is not as plain as bring one stray cat home and feeding it regularly. If you think that solid Food is the only thing you have to provide for your cat, you are very wrong.
Responsible Ownership
Exactly like you, your cats also have their basic needs and if you want them to purr happily ever after, you’ve to work hard for your cats to attain it. Caring for cats is more than just caring as you got to know what to do and how to do it. Here are some things to watch out for as a dutiful cat owner.
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Posted by John Sommer at Apr 7th, 2009 in Cats
by Bastian Wellerding
Have you recently adopted a sweet young kitten or adopted an older dog and plan on being his forever home? If you are a concerned pet owner of any sort, you’ll discover that taking some time out to consider the benefits of pet insurance is one of the most important things you might do. Take some time to consider why you need pet insurance and how it can make you feel safer.
When you look at pet insurance, you’ll find that it works much like your own health insurance does. There is a premium to pay for a time period, and as long as you keep up those payments, when your pet needs to visit the vet, the visits and care should be covered by the insurance.
Pet insurance can seem like one more thing you have to pay each month. In reality, having pet insurance can provide you with peace of mind. Taking your dog or cat to the vet is expensive, even if it is a general visit. Accidents and diseases can occur as well, leading to even higher bills from the vet that can really add up.
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Posted by Virginina Sutherland at Mar 26th, 2009 in Cats
by Virginina Sutherland
Finding a good food for your kitty may take a bit of detective work. Discounting advertising slogans such as “Wholesome” and “Recommended by veterinarians” along with the deceptive, yet legal, labels that allow “meat” to be the number 1 ingredient even though it is far down the list.
There are many ingredients found in cat food that do not belong there. They have no value to your cat, instead they can be downright detrimental.
While the pet food conglomerates want you to believe that grains are “wholesome” for your cat or dog, they are implicated with a long range of health problems. Not to mention grains have no part of the diet that our magnificent felines have evolved on for the past few millions of years.
One of the worst ingredients in pet food is corn. It irritates the bowel, it is highly allergy producing and it has a high glycemic index.
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Posted by Calvin Wapasa at Mar 24th, 2009 in Cats
by Calvin Wapasa
Domestic cats are lovable pets that can very well look after themselves, but once you keep one as a pet, you should know how to look after your domestic cat. If you got this as a kitten, it will easily be able to adjust itself to the surroundings because it will permit itself to be governed by other pets which means there will be less incidents of fighting among themselves. Fortunately, kitties are already litter trained when they are sold to new keepers.
Fortunately, kitties are already litter trained when they are sold to new keepers. This means that the only undertaking left for you to do is to train it where to go when they have to go to the toilet. You might be trailed wherever you go, as kittens follow their owners all the time, and you might find the cat climbing up the kitchen worktop. Since this is unhealthy, particularly if you have food lying there, so to prevent this, keep a bottle of water handy and squirt some on its face.
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Posted by Calvin Wapasa at Mar 23rd, 2009 in Cats
by Calvin Wapasa
You do not have to wait for the month of February to remember about cat teeth care because it is a part of your obligation as a pet owner to be mindful about cleaning your cat’s oral hygiene. You might be wondering what is so special about February? The United States American Veterinarian Medicine Association or the AVMA and the American Veterinarian oral Society or the AVDS have decided on February as a special calendar month dedicated for a special cause.
These two groups tagged what used to be the passion month as the pet dental Health calendar month ass they both aim and carry out steps in educating cat owners like you about how to care for the oral needs of your pets every 24-hour interval. But these groups know how crucial this is for the pets and their owners. They actually want all those who are caring for any family pets to consider each month as the oral health month for family pets.
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