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Cats have been popular pets for centuries, and it's easy to see why. They're low maintenance, adorable, and provide endless entertainment. Here are some reasons why cats make great companions: Affectionate nature: Cats are known for their affectionate nature. They show their love through purring, rubbing against you, and even kneading. Independent: Cats are independent creatures, so they don't require constant attention like dogs do. This makes them a great pet for busy people who can still provide love and care when they have time. Stress relief: Spending time with a cat has been shown to reduce stress and anxiety. Their soft purring has a calming effect and petting them can be therapeutic. Playful: Cats are playful creatures and love to play with toys. This helps keep them active and engaged, and provides entertainment for their owners. Low maintenance: Unlike dogs, cats don't need to be taken for walks and can take care of their own grooming. They are low mainte...

7 Reasons Why Do Cats Groom Each Other

Aside from sleeping, eating and playing, there is another thing that cats most certainly love doing! That is, grooming themselves. If anything, grooming themselves is not enough, sometimes they go as far as grooming other cats as well! How cute and adorable right? But I’m pretty sure there are many times that you’ve asked yourself why do my cats groom each other? Did you know that research would tell you that cats would spend a good 15-50% of their lifetime grooming themselves? Is it some kind of special communication in the feline world, or is it simply about the other cat meaning to help the other cat in cleaning itself? Together, let’s find out! Reasons Why Cats Lick Each Other Moms know best Usually, you will see mother cats groom their kittens clean. I guess this occurs for obvious reasons like those cute tiny kittens are still unable to do so themselves. As newborns, they are yet to develop that skill to groom themselves. Mother cats grooming their kittens ...

Which Food can and Cannot be Safely Consumed by Your Cat

Some pet owners suggest that cats should avoid the same foods as dogs. However, because of their different metabolism, there are certain foods that are not suitable for cats that a dog could cope with. Some of the products on this list may seem obvious, but accidents happen, and it’s important to take precautions, so your cat does not eat them by mistake. A list of Food that cats should not consume! 1) Canned tuna (for human consumption) Many canned fish can cause a shortage of nutrients that are important for your cat such as taurine. 2) Food for dogs If your cat repeatedly finds its way into a bowl of dog food, it can lead to malnutrition and diseases affecting the heart and other body parts. It can also cause digestive problems. You can try to prevent your cat from eating dog food by placing it somewhere that is not available to the cat. 3) Grapes, raisins, and currants These substances contain a toxin, which is known to damage the kidneys. Even small quantities can be to...

How To Get Rid Of Cat Pee Smell: Odour Removal Guide

Getting rid of cat pee and its lasting, potent smell can be problematic. Even the most thorough scrubbing will be ineffective if you are using the wrong method or cleaning product. Fortunately, there are several relatively easy ways of eliminating the odour once and for all. Regardless of whether this is a reoccurring issue or a one-off accident, these techniques will help to completely eliminate the smell of cat urine and prevent the problem from reoccurring in the future. This guide covers the do’s and donts of cleaning cat urine; from using affordable homemade solutions to buying specialised enzymatic solutions from pet shops. Now you can finally rid your home of that lingering scent of cat urine. 1. Find the Source of the Cat Pee Smell If you haven’t seen exactly where your cat has sprayed or urinated then it is likely you’ve narrowed down the source of the smell to a room or particular space within the house. You may not be able to see where your cat urinated which can make i...

Can Cats Have Oat Milk? Is It Safe For Them?

No, it is better not to give your cat oat milk because it can cause digestive issues. Oat milk offers no nutritional benefits to cats and many commercial plant milks contain added salt and sugar which have no place in your cat’s diet. Due to the risk of a reaction to oat milk, it’s best to avoid giving this drink to your cat. Is Oat Milk Safe To Give Your Cat? While not life-threatening, giving your cat oat milk can cause diarrhea, bloating, cramping, vomiting, and general indigestion. This is because oats, as well as other grains, are not easy for cats to digest. As well as causing digestive issues, oat milk tends to be high in calories and contains sugar and salt which can contribute to health issues including obesity, heart problems, and diabetes. As a cat’s diet naturally consists of protein and fat, they do not consume grains or carbohydrate-heavy foods such as oats. Even though the oats are offered in a milk form, they are still oats and cats are not able t...

How To Introduce Cats To Each Other

Are you trying to add another feline companion to your household? Besides needing a few extra litter boxes, you’re going to have to gradually introduce your new pet to your existing furry family members. You might think bringing home a new cat won’t cause your long-time resident to experience a nervous breakdown because of his laid-back nature, but you have no idea what you are getting yourself into. If you thought dogs were territorial animals, wait until you see your sweet kitty transforming into a feral beast and going nuts when she spots a threat to her regular food source. Luckily, there is a safe way to introduce cats to each other, but certain safety precautions have to be taken or else your living room might turn into a real war zone. Here are the steps you can follow to safely introduce your cat to his new roommate: 1. Always be in control of the situation Some ground rules need to be established before you decide to add a new cat to your home. These rules can be differen...

5 Reasons Why Are Cats So Lazy?

Cats, what's with cats and their laziness? Oops! How about we stop there and let us rethink this through. Why are cats so lazy, is it the right question to ask? Or did it ever crossed your mind that it is in their nature to be acting the way they do? It would seem like they are slackers compared to other animals, but is it really the case? Laziness Explained 1. The type of sleep they are having Did you know that cats have two different kinds of sleeping state? With the amount of sleep they have in a day, there is so much room for the occurrence of these sleeping states. One is lighter than the other. A cat in a light sleep state is most likely to jolt awake as soon as it hears even the tiniest sound. It is just that there are times wherein they are in the deep sleep state, wherein recovering from slumber will take them longer than usual. They are simply wired to be this way. Lazy? I think not. 2. Why do they sleep in the first place While it is true that a cat may most proba...

First-aid Advice for Your Pets

Despite our best efforts to protect our pets, accidents can and do happen. In serious cases, knowing what to do in an emergency can be the difference between life and death. Life-threatening emergencies require speedy action, so it’s important to know what to do should something happen to your pet. There are many veterinary-led First Aid courses for pets that help you prepare for emergencies. PDSA vet Olivia Anderson-Nathan, said: “Knowing how to respond in an emergency can be the difference between life and death in some circumstances. Taking some basic precautions can stop things from becoming very serious, and potentially life-threatening.” To help pet owners get up to speed, here are Olivia’s top tips on first aid and what to do if an emergency should arise. Don’t panic. If your pet is involved in an accident, it’s important to remain calm as you are more likely to be able to help your pet if you stay focused. Assess the situation. Ensure it is safe to approach the animal. Loo...

How To Keep Pet Hair Away From Couch Cushions

As a pet owner, you would know that it is not uncommon for your pet to have a strong affinity for your couch. In fact, your pet does not see your couch as a couch, it sees it as a very comfortable bed. All animals with fur shed a lot of hair and the sight of loose pet hair on your couch cushions is not a very nice one. It could even be worse for people who have medical conditions like asthma. By the end of this article, you will learn a few tricks on how to successfully avoid and take out your pet’s hair your couch cushions. Basically, there are two ways you can go about this; Getting your pet hair off the furniture Prevent shedding on the furniture I will be discussing techniques on how to do this separately. Ways to Keep Your Pet Hair Off Your Couch Cushion Getting pet hair off the furniture This is the most practical way of removing cat hair from your couch cushions and there are many ways you can do this. You can find the ones that work for you here You can use a Lint roller By rol...

Are Lilies Poisonous To Cats?

Yes – Lilies are toxic to cats and can be lethal to them with only minimal contact. Even brushing past a Lily and then grooming the pollen off can prove to be fatal. If you have a cat and a garden (even if you’re not a keen gardener) it is important that you avoid planting lilies in your garden, or take steps to remove any pre-existing ones, for your cat’s safety. Instead opt for a safe lily alternative such as an orchid. If your cat has recently had exposure to lilies immediately wash your cat thoroughly to remove any pollen from their fur before they have a chance of ingesting it via grooming. Symptoms Of Lily Poisoning In typical lily poisoning cases the first symptom you would notice is sudden vomiting as their body tries to get rid of the poison. They may also display any of the following symptoms at later stages as the toxicity sets in: Vomiting Excessive Tiredness Reduced Appetite Excessive Thirst Disorientation Falling Over Seizures Diarrhoea Drooling If you notice any of ...

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