
Preventing Obesity in Cats
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How to Help Your Cat Maintain a Healthy Weight Overweight cats look cute in cartoons and memes, but feline obesity is no laughing matter. Excess weight strains your pet’s heart and joints and increases the risk of diabetes, arthritis, urinary tract problems, cancer, and skin conditions. Is Your Cat Overweight? It’s difficult to determine the ideal weight for your cat
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Glaucoma in Cats
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Could Glaucoma Destroy Your Cat’s Vision? Glaucoma, an eye disease that can cause vision loss in humans, may also affect your favorite feline. Although cats can develop the disease at any age, older cats may be at increased risk. How Glaucoma Affects Eyesight Glaucoma occurs when the pressure inside your cat’s eye rises dangerously high. Increasing pressure damages the optic
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How to Help Your New Cat Feel Welcomed in Your Home
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Getting Your New Cat Accustomed to Your Home Will you be adding a cat or kitten to your household soon? Adjusting to a new home can be a little overwhelming for your pet. Following these tips may make the adjustment process much easier. Create a Safe Haven for Your Pet You’d probably feel a little nervous if you suddenly found
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9 Reasons Your Cat May Be Losing Weight
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Is Anxiety, Stress, or a Disease Causing Your Cat to Lose Weight? It’s only natural to be concerned when your cat starts shedding pounds after years of maintaining the same weight. Sudden weight loss is often a warning sign that something is not quite right with your furry friend’s physical or mental health. These nine conditions, diseases, and other factors
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How to Help Your Cat Get More Exercise
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How to Help Your Cat Get More Exercise Has your cat turned into a fluffy couch potato? Energetic kittens can quickly become overweight cats if they don’t get enough exercise. Luckily, your feline friend can become more active with a little help from you. Inactivity Increases the Risk of Health Issues Your cat needs regular exercise to keep his or
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Could Those Sniffles Be a Symptom of the Feline Flu?
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The flu doesn’t just affect people. Your cat can develop the viral infection, too. Although most cats recover fully from a bout of the flu, it can be particularly hard on young, old and immune-compromised cats. Take a look at a few symptoms that can occur if your furry friend has the feline flu. Common Symptoms of Feline Flu Your
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Does Your Cat Have a Grooming Problem?
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Good grooming comes naturally to most cats. They diligently lick their fur multiple times per day, ensuring that their coats look sleek and healthy no matter what the season. When your normally well-groomed pet suddenly looks greasy and disheveled, it’s only normal to be concerned. Although most short-term changes in grooming aren’t serious, over- or under-grooming can be a sign
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Tips for Traveling With Your Pet
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How to Travel Safely and Comfortably With Your Pet Pets are spending more time on the road or in the air these days. In fact, close to 95 percent of pet owners planned to take their pets on overnight trips in 2018, according to a Go Pet Friendly survey. Although vacations are always more fun when your pet comes along,
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Summer Grooming Tips
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How to Keep Your Pet Cool This Summer Your pet may not need a new summer wardrobe, but your furry friend can certainly benefit from a little extra grooming during the warmest months of the year. These five summer grooming tips will help keep your pet cool, clean, and comfortable during the summer months. Brush Your Pet Often As temperatures
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Flea and Tick Season
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Are You Ready for Flea and Tick Season? The spring and summer months are peak flea and tick season in many parts of the U.S. Although the insects thrive in tall grass and wooded areas, you may also find them in your backyard. Luckily, reducing your pet’s risk of a flea- or tick-borne illness can be as simple as taking
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