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  • Children And Cats
    By: Travis Olague | - Children and cats' companionship is not only possible but also preferable. A cat can play a role of an aid for a child who has already learnt to walk. The child can take care of the pet, feeding it, brushing and generally looking after. This is way children learn to understand animals. If you have a female cat your children can acquire knowledge about intimate animal's life, and how to take care of just born kittens. In this case the breed of the pet doesn't play any role.

    Who can ...

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  • Do You Need To Understand And Stop Cat Behavior Problems? Start By Learning How Cats Think!
    By: Bill Rudosky | - Liz Barton's amazing journey into understanding cat behavior began when she undertook the task of turning 11 semi-wild kittens into adoptable pets, after taking them home from a friend's farm. Learning how cats think and how to relate to them took a lot of research, work and patience, but her efforts did pay off.

    As word of her brilliant cat training spread (yes, I said cat training!), friends and neighbors who needed to stop cat behavior problems of their own starting coming to h ...

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  • Some Advice About Children And Their Pets
    By: Aydan Corkern | - If you are a parent with small children, have you ever gotten them a pet? Most parents will get their child a pet that they can call their own, but these rights to the pet will most of the time come with rules. This child will have to feed their pet, give their pet a bath, and just clean up after this animal. When this animal gets mad, sometimes it might tear up the newspaper or the toilet paper.

    If this animal is not housebroken, it will leave all kinds of smelly messes for you ...

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  • Why Does My Cat Bite My Hand When I Stroke Her?
    By: Larry Chamberlain | - You have settled into your favorite armchair, perhaps reading the final chapters of a gripping novel. Suddenly you are aware of the imploring stare of your cat sitting at your feet. You invite her onto your lap. Gently you begin to stroke her and your cat signals her appreciation with an audible purr.

    One hand holding your book the other hand continuing to pet your mouser, you again get lost in your novel. All is well in the world with you and with your cat.

    Sudden ...

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  • St. Charles Auto Insurance Quotes - Carrollton Vehicle Insurance - Kaneohe Auto Insurance Quotes 2
    By: baronvonfaht | - This is vital to know, because then, you have some idea of whether or not the extras that the dealership are offering would be of some use to you or, alternatively, if they should just be ignored and you can go ahead with just the regular policy. The fiver will require it's own policy that will also afford liability coverage for injuries or damage to property of others but that is meant to cover the unit when it is stationary!!! Think slip and falls, dog bites, theft etc. Kia will be opening ...
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  • Cat Behavior Problems May Stem From Instincts
    By: Paul Proctor | - Whether you've heard it or not, cats can purr in pride and contentment as the most popular pet in the country. They have passed dogs as favorites and many people respond to their unique personalities and their independence. But all cat people and many who aren't are concerned with cat behavior problems.

    Cat lovers are quite aware that these little animals are still strong and excitable and without care can revert to the wild predators they come from. Understanding the instinctive be ...

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  • Cat Scratch Disease - Is De-clawing The Solution?
    By: Ron King | - What Is Cat Scratch Disease and How Do You Prevent It

    Cat scratch disease is a syndrome spread by cats, but that affects only humans; it's also called cat scratch fever. Cat scratch disease symptoms are most commonly diagnosed in the colder winter and fall months of the year for reasons scientists don't understand; it's possible that cats are more likely to be indoors at this time, elevating the chance of human exposure overall to feline diseases.

    Cat scratch diseas ...

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  • Kitten Training Explained
    By: Kathrynn Kelley | - Bringing home a kitten is always an exciting addition to the family. They are cute, cuddly, and mostly look like little balls of fluff. Just make sure you remember to get that fancy food dish so kitty can dine in style, and of course you can't forget the litter box. Now you should be all set, right?

    Maybe not after all. In the beginning your new cat carefully explored, sniffed out and found every hiding spot in the house; it ate half of that new bag of food and has been breaking in ...

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  • Kitten Training Books: What You Need To Know From Them.
    By: Julie Camden | - Bringing home that adorable new addition to your family is an exciting time for the whole family. Mom and Dad scurry around making certain that all is in place for the new arrival; the little bed set up with soft, comfy blankets, the appropriate toys purchased, the right kind of food with the proper nutritional value. The big day approaches and it's time to bring that little bundle of joy home. Everyone is enthralled with the perfect little nose, that adorable gaze. Until the little stinker lean ...
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  • A Look At The Kitten Risks And Dangers
    By: Tracy Hargraves | - Kittens and children are a lot less compatible than you would think. Most pregnant women are aware of the risks associated with cat feces during pregnancy, which in a worst-case scenario can lead to such severe complications as cerebral palsy in the unborn child. This awareness of the risks tends to relax, though, after the child has reached the toddler stage, to be replaced by a consciousness of the positive benefits to the child of keeping a pet.

    Those who have lived with cats a ...

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  • Common Pet Medications
    By: Chiun Master | - There are lots of veterinary and pet medication websites to be found on the Internet nowadays, and all claim to be the foremost authority and source for your pet's needs. Buying medication for your pet is okay, as long as you know exactly what you're buying and the proper amounts to administer to your pet. Thus, the professional advice of a registered veterinarian is invaluable. The information to be found in this article does not intend to replace the care of a professional; its purpose is t ...
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  • Fight Allergies With Vitamins And Over The Counter Products
    By: David Cowley | - Allergies are abnormal reactions to normally harmless substances. The allergens can be inhaled, swallowed or come into contact with the skin.

    Allergens that most frequently cause problems are: pollen, mold, dust, foods, animal dander, insect bites, insect spores, viruses and bacteria.

    Normally the human body learns to defend itself though experience. That is by attacking a foreign substance that has invaded and harming the body by producing antibodies. The best ...

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  • Allergies In Cats - The Basics
    By: Donovan Baldwin | - Just like humans a common health problem in cats is allergy. It's strange that we always worry about humans being allergic to cats, but so seldom hear about what cats are allergic to!

    In this way, cats aren't that much different from humans. Some foreign substance, commonly referred to as an allergen or antigen, triggers a situation in which the cat's immune system goes into hyper drive and produces symptoms of an allergic condition.

    When a cat is allergic to some ...

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  • How To Give Your Cat Medication
    By: Tristan Andrews | - There will be times when you will need to give your cat medicine whether they like it or not. Some cats will be more agreeable than others, but the following tips should help:

    Giving Pills: First, try deceiving your cat by hiding the pill in some baby food. If that doesn't work, try kneeling on the floor and putting the cat between your knees. Make sure your cat's front legs are tucked in between your knees so it can't claw you. Put the palm of your hand on top of its head, and th ...

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  • Cat Poisoning - What You Need To Know
    By: Tristan Andrews | - Many kinds of poisons from many sources can kill cats. Sometimes the poisoning occurs when a cat consumes a toxic substance. Other times it is the result of a cats self-grooming and ingesting poison. For example, a cat may walk through a rodent tracking powder, a petroleum product or antifreeze and consequent consumption of the toxic substance occurs during grooming. Still other poisons may be absorbed through the skin, particularly petroleum-based chemicals or coal-tar products.

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  • What To Do About Fleas
    By: Tristan Andrews | - External parasites live on a cats skin. They not only cause irritation, but sometimes carry other diseases. As you groom your cat, examine its coat for any evidence of parasites.

    Fleas are tiny insects that feed on the blood of animals and create mild to severe discomfort. They cause chronic scratching and, if swallowed by a cat, can also transmit tapeworms. Flea bite allergy is the most common allergy affecting cats. It occurs when a cat is exposed to flea saliva as the flea bite ...

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  • Common Ailments In Cats
    By: Tristan Andrews | - Cat Allergies: Cats, like humans, can suffer from a wide range of allergies. The most common allergy among cats is flea allergy. As cats get older, their sensitivity to flea bites increases. Food allergies account for another 5-10% of cat allergies. Food allergies might manifest themselves as dermatitis and severe itching, or vomiting and diarrhea, but may take up to 10 years to show up.

    Vomiting: Some cats vomit all the time, while others rarely do. One of the most common reasons ...

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  • Cat Aggression - Part 2
    By: Tristan Andrews | - If your new kitten attacks you, it probably will not hurt. But never encourage this behavior because you do not want him to grow up thinking that climbing up on people's legs is an acceptable behavior. If he attacks you when he is an adult, it is definitely not cute. He must learn to attack only his own belongings.

    - If he just growls or hisses, just walk away.

    - If he actually bites you or scratches, say, "Ouch!" immediately and sound hurt even if it really did not ...

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  • Can My Child Catch Cat Scratch Fever From My Cat Or Kitten?
    By: Mitch Endick | - Is it possible for my child to catch cat scratch fever from my cat or kitten? Is there really a cat scratch fever disease? The answer is yes and yes. Cat scratch fever is a legitimate disease and your child can catch it from your cat or kitten from a scratch or a bite. Cat Scratch fever is carried in your cat or kittens saliva. The cat can transmit this disease through a scratch if it has been licking or cleaning his paws. Rarely, a dog may even carry this bacteria.

    If you think ...

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  • Fleas Spot Them, Stop Them, Kill Them
    By: Mary Amos | - Introduction

    Your cat is your best friend. She plays in the house, snuggles with you when it's cold and terrorizes the local wildlife. But whether your cat stays indoors or goes outdoors, she can be susceptible to fleas. While it's more likely that an outdoor cat will pick up fleas, don't feel safe if she's an indoor only cat. Fleas can catch a ride on your clothes and when they find your cat they can multiply very quickly.

    Fleas are an inevitable annoyance that can ...

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  • Handling Aggression In Cats
    By: Barbara Anderson | - Ouch! The cat just bit me! And all I was doing was petting her. Aggression is not an uncommon emotion in cats, and can be displayed both adults and kittens. This is why all pet owners should know how to handle their cat's aggression. Alpha cats are (the top cats in the pack displaying leadership qualities) should be given special consideration.

    These cats use aggression to obtain certain benefits for themselves in preference to other cats. They can turn aggressive over toys, baths ...

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  • A Man's Best Friend: Ten Interesting Facts For Dog Lovers
    By: Ian Paton | - Dogs indisputably descended for wolves many thousands of years ago. Two thousand years ago the plaques on houses in Pompeii said 'Cave Canem' or 'Beware of the Dog' showing an interest in dogs for protection.

    However dogs became poorly tolerated in medieval times when phrases such as 'son of a bitch' and 'die like a dog' originated. Even so, around this time dogs were valued as hunters, especially during periods of famine, and a good hunting dog was worth more than a slave!

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  • Will You Make These Three Lethal Mistakes Before You Bring Your New Cat Home?
    By: John Young | - Copyright 2006 John Young

    Bringing your new cat home can be fraught with dangers many people don't realize. You can make mistakes that can be lethal both to your new cat and to the cats you already own even before you introduce your new cat to the household.

    Mistake #1: Failing to provide your cat with her basic vaccinations. This can happen if you adopt your cat from a friend, pick up a stray, select a kitten from a litter, pick up one from a cattery or purchas ...

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