When we have only one cat and she misses the litterbox, it can be hard to fix. When we have more than one cat in the house, it can be even harder. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help stop litter box problems in a multi-cat home. first of all, act fast. A [...]
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20 Jan 2010
Cats are clean creatures. If you have ever seen a cat licking its fur, you have witnessed it self-grooming. Cats are able to keep themselves groomed, as they expel as much saliva as they do urine. This saliva cleans fur of dirt and particles. If you wish to assist your cat in grooming, there are [...]
Continue Reading19 Jan 2010
Where to Get a Cat or Kitten Before purchasing a cat or kitten for your home, make sure that one, you’re not allergic to cats and secondly, your place of living allows pets. If you aren’t allergic to cats and live in a place where you are allowed to have [...]
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By: Paulina Jenkins
The study of kitty chromosomes shows that all female cats possess two X chromosomes. On the other hand the males have the X and Y patterns. The mother passes the X chromosome on to her kittens, and the father gives either the X or Y chromosome. How these two kitty chromosomes are combined [...]
Cats have been our human companions for many years — more than 6,000. Cats may disagree, but they can be happily kept inside all the time, and an indoor cat is much healthier and safer than an unprotected outdoor cat. But cats must at least be able to see what’s going on outside.
Some [...]
16 Jan 2010
This is the most frequently asked question by cat owners. After all, you want to know how long it’s going to be before you need to start worrying about the birth!
Do you have the faintest notion at all? Perhaps you have already experienced your cat being pregnant before.
One thing is for sure, knowing the length [...]
