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While February is Dental Health Month, caring for your cat’s teeth should be an all-year-round practice. Research has shown that between 50% and 90% of cats have shown signs of
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Just like humans, cats need vaccinations to protect them from illness and disease. However, cat vaccinations are a controversial topic as there is no one-size-fits-all vaccine schedule and some vaccines
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When it comes to signs that something’s not quite right with your cat, vomiting is pretty clear-cut. If it’s just a one-off, there’s no reason to be overly concerned, but
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If the huge number of YouTube videos capturing it are anything to go by, lots of people find cats sneezing pretty adorable. However, as is the case with humans, a
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As is the case with humans, diarrhea can be the symptom of a wide range of illnesses in your cat. Some of these are temporary in nature, like an upset
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Cats are famous for their cleanliness and some are thought to spend up to half of their waking hours grooming themselves. Given they have such high standards when it comes
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The bad news is constipation in cats is one of those symptoms that has no single cause — it can be down to dehydration or a sedentary lifestyle, but alternatively,
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Unless you are a registered breeder, it’s important to get your cat spayed or neutered. Neutering is the procedure of surgically preventing cats from reproducing. Not only can this avoid
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Just as in humans, there’s a huge list of things to which cats can be allergic. Getting to the root of your cat’s allergies requires a bit of detective work,
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It’s natural to want to spoil your cat with lots of treats and lovely dinners, but those few extra pounds can impact your cat’s quality of life and most importantly,
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Hairballs are formed when a cat grooms itself, as the rough surface of the tongue picks up loose hair and sends it down the throat and into the stomach. These
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Fleas and ticks are a common problem for cats and your cat will probably experience these unwanted guests at least once in their lifetime. However, if not treated quickly they
