Category: Cats Health

By Sheri Davis Collins on March 09th, 2010

Are You Risking Your Cat’s Life? Will Cat Health Insurance Help?

More than likely you’ve heard about pet insurance, and this is actually a type of insurance that is not just for dogs. You can also purchase cat health insurance to keep your cat protected. As your cats begin to age, you never know what kind of physical problems they may have, from illnesses to injuries. For this reason, there are many owners that have found cat health insurance an important expense. Insurance is extremely affordable and you need only pay a reasonable monthly fee.

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By Peter Lenkefi on March 07th, 2010

What Every Cat Lover Should Know About Cat Health

Importance of your cat`s health

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By Mandy Fain on March 05th, 2010

Practice The Adopting Benefit Cat Health Shelter Provides

Adopting benefit cat health shelter procedures help to protect your cat and provide for a safe environment to live and survive for your cat.

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By Pet Expert on December 06th, 2009

Dangerous Foods for Cats

Some foods which are eatable for humans, and even dogs, can be harmful for cats because of their different metabolism.
Some may only result in small digestive disturbances, whereas, others can cause serious sickness, and even death.
The following common food items should not be given to cats. This list is, naturally, incomplete as we can’t possibly [...]

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By Pet Expert on December 06th, 2009

Gastrointestinal Foreign Bodies in Cats

Gastrointestinal foreign bodies occur when a pet ingests an object that cannot pass through the gastrointestinal tract, subsequently getting lodged in the esophagus, stomach, or small or large intestine. While this type of accident certainly does occur in cats, due to the more natural tendency to feel out their environment with their mouths (especially in [...]

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By Pet Expert on September 27th, 2009

Common Health Problems Of Cats

If you are new cat owner you may be surprised to find that health problems are a common thing. No matter what breed of cat you own, health problems are to be expected. Some may be genetic, while others can easily be prevented.
Worms
No matter what breed of cat it may be, worms are a very [...]

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By Pet Expert on September 13th, 2009

Cat Fleas – An Annoyance and a Danger to Your Pet

If you have a cat, even if you keep him indoors, you should be alert to signs of a flea infestation. When your cat has fleas, you may notice him scratching or he may have a change in behavior. He may stop using the litter box. You may notice his hair is thinning. You may [...]

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By Pet Expert on September 03rd, 2009

Cat Massage: an other way of Pampering your cat

All kidding aside, you know that your cat’s muscles and bones get tired and sore, too! Especially if your cat is a little on the older side! Just like people, cats need a little TLC from time to time, and one of the easiest ways to achieve that is to give him or her quick [...]

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By Cheryl L. True on April 26th, 2009

Is your cat healthy?

Keeping your pet cat healthy is usually not a complicated process. Most cats stay naturally healthy as long as you give them a nutritious diet, clean water, a comfortable home and plenty of love and attention. But there are a few things you should do when you get a new cat in your home to prevent health problems later.

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By Robert Hart on April 23rd, 2009

Treating and Preventing Cancer in Cats

This may come as a shock but 50% of all cats over the age of 10 have some form of cancer.

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