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he Beauty of Cats that You Will Keep Enjoying

The Beauty of Cats that You Will Keep Enjoying

by Whitney Beatty

In the ongoing battle between cats and dogs, pet owners continue to sing the praises of their favorite animal. While dogs are considered the most family-friendly pets, cats have their own equally enthusiastic fan club that can comfortably highlight the attributes of their feline at the residence. The truth is that cats, loyal, affectionate and often misunderstood, are as famous in the world of pets as their canine counterparts.

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8 Reasons Why The Cat Toy is Necessary

by Debbie Goss

Cats sleep about sixteen hours in a day. Nevertheless, cats are very jumpy and playful animals. That is why they need maximum stimulation during the few hours they are awake. When neglected, cats will have their way of entertainment. However, this can have several repercussions. Therefore, it is your responsibility as the cat owner to decipher what kind of activities interests your cat mostly. Cats offer us some good company and some of us cannot do without them at home.

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What ny cat thinks hes doing

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I was looking for my favorite coffee cup

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Mommy I caught a mouse

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I Hate Cat Litter: Here’s Why PrettyLitter is Amazing

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I love my cat, Cookie. He's been a joy ever since I adopted him a few years ago, and my life has been better with him in it. However, full disclosure, I absolutely hate his cat litter. I hate buying it in a heavy 40-pound sack, I hate scooping it, I hate changing it, suffice to say, there are many things I hate about it. I've gone through about 5-6 brands and I've somehow had a problem with each and every one of them - if it clumps well, it also clumps to my cat's butt and paws well. If it's lightweight, I also see it tracked and splashed everywhere outside the box, sometimes sticking to my own feet or socks, then tracked around the house. Since I'm always searching and complaining, a friend told me about PrettyLitter, and this cat couldn't be any happier.
PrettyLitter is a cat litter that is not only dust-free, non-clumping, and odor blocking, it is designed to help me monitor my cat's health. It's made with silica crystals and other naturally occurring ingredients, and comes in a 4 lb bag that lasts for an entire month - which blew my mind. You just tell them how many cats you have, and they deliver it to your door each month. Simple as that.
With PrettyLitter, even though it's non-clumping, the water in the urine just evaporates, so the box is dry and only needs scooping for Cookie's poop. Clumping litters are easy to scoop but can come with a host of problems (outside of the little clumps stuck to the cat), such as dust clouds, dusty paw prints, scattered pellets around the house, and can even cause UTIs. I've heard one too many horror stories about friends dealing with vet bills. Even with the best clay or natural litters that claimed to be dust-free, I still felt I had breathing issues every time I had to go and clean the box. With PrettyLitter, I'm breathing way better after each box scooping.
Beyond its obvious perks, the cool thing that separates it from other brands is that it can tell me about Cookie's health. If things are normal, I'll see a regular yellowish or light green color when Cookie pees, but if the litter changes colors, it means something may be wrong. Deep green/blue litter color change means a potential urinary tract infection, orange could indicate kidney tubular acidosis, and red indicates blood in the urine, which can mean bladder inflammation or bladder stones. Cats don't show symptoms until it's advanced so some of these things can be scary if not caught early.
A litter that can detect health issues sounds like it would be expensive, right? Wrong. PrettyLitter costs about $22/bag and lasts a whole month. The cost is essentially the same as other brands, and was actually cheaper than what I was paying before. The fact that I only need 4 lbs to last me a month with 1 cat, and that it's cleaner, detects health issues early, and is delivered straight to my door, for even less than competitors, is amazing. I still don't love dealing with litter in general (who does?), PrettyLitter has made my life and Cookie's life a whole lot better.
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Best Animals of 2018 Pt. 2

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Ellyce Rothrock  |  Feb 18th, 2019

Why do so many cats struggle to lose weight … and keep it off? Let’s take a closer look at five issues your kitty may encounter when she tries to slim down.

Helping cats lose weight — and keep it off — is challenging. Most pet parents humanize their companions, which also means they mistakenly equate food with love. Don’t replace playtime and quality bonding with food and excess treats, says Ernie Ward, DVM, founder of the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention. Both overfeeding and excess treating are huge contributing factors to the problem of overweight and obese pets, but there are other reasons why owners struggle to help their cats lose pounds.

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Cat Gods & Cat Goddesses From Ancient Cultures

6 Cat Gods & Cat Goddesses From Ancient Cultures

aneA Kelley  |  Feb 19th, 2019

You might know that the ancient Egyptians worshipped cat gods and cat goddesses, but have you heard about the Polish cat god who barked like a dog?

uthor Terry Pratchett said, “In ancient times, cats were worshipped as gods; they have not forgotten this.” When you hear this phrase, do you automatically think of ancient Egyptian cat goddesses and cat gods? Probably. Do you think of any other cultures when it comes to cat goddesses, cat gods and worshipping cats? Probably not. But don’t worry, I’ve been guilty of this misconception, too: For many years, I believed that the ancient Egyptians were the only ones who revered, praised and even worshipped cats. But as I began exploring world mythology, I found that there’s a lot more to cats, deities, and miracles than I first thought.

Beyond all the folklore about beckoning cats, helpful cats, temple-guarding cats, prophets being kind to cats, and cats serving as omens and familiars, there are a tales surrounding cat goddesses and cat gods that we rarely hear about. Here are six tales about cat gods and cat goddesses that you might not know.

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Meet Xeli, the Airport Therapy Cat

Annie Butler Shirreffs  |  Feb 19th, 2019

Xeli is a certified therapy cat at Denver International Airport. Here’s how she’s working to ease anxiety and provide kitty cuddles for worried travelers.

Here’s a little confession: I’m terrified of flying. And I know I’m not alone. If you’re a nervous flier and happen to be flying out of Denver International Airport, keep an eye out for Xeli. She’s a therapy cat who puts travelers at ease by giving their moods a little boost, as well as relieving their tension and anxiety. Xeli is part of the airport’s Canine Airport Therapy Squad (CATS) — made up of more than 100 certified therapy dogs — that is, until Xeli joined as the first feline. She volunteers for two-hour shifts (with her human companion). You’ll recognize her by her blue, plaid Pet Me vest.

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How to Stop a Male Cat from Spraying Co-authored by Pippa Elliott, MRCVS Spraying is communicative behavior male cats engage in for a variety of reasons. As the urine emitted in spraying is pungent, and can cause stains to furniture and carpets, spraying can be a problem for many cat owners. If your cat is spraying, there are a variety of ways to correct the issue.

How to Stop a Male Cat from Spraying

Co-authored by Pippa Elliott, MRCVS

Spraying is communicative behavior male cats engage in for a variety of reasons. As the urine emitted in spraying is pungent and can cause stains to furniture and carpets, spraying can be a problem for many cat owners. If your cat is spraying, there are a variety of ways to correct the issue.

Know the difference between spraying and urinating. Spraying, or urine marking, is communicative behavior that can be caused by a variety of factors. Urinating, however, is usually due to need and can often be attributed to a litter box issue alone.

• Spraying marks are found on vertical surfaces as a cat sprays by backing up into an object. They also have less volume than simple urinating.
• The urine emitted during spraying will smell stronger as the cat releases certain chemicals to send messages to other cats.^[1]
• Spraying is more common in un-neutered males, multiple cat households, and in households where there have recently been changes.^[2]

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Train Your Kitty to Walk with a Cat Harness and Leash

Sandy Robins  |  Feb 20th 2019

A cat harness and leash allows you to enjoy the outdoors safely with kitty in tow. We've got a few pro tips on how to train a cat to leash up.

Training a cat to walk on a leash enriches her lifestyle by safely allowing her to enjoy the sights and sounds of the great outdoors. It’s also an excellent way of revving up her exercise routine. There’s no question that a cat’s personality plays an important role in deciding if she’s game for a fresh-air challenge and being strapped into a cat harness. An adventurous cat will probably embrace a cat harness and the walks that follow, while skittish scaredy-cats may resist, preferring the view from the kitty condo instead.

And, it goes without saying that it’s easier to introduce a cat harness to a kitten than to an adult cat. Either way, patience is key. Cats do everything at their own pace.

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Your Cat Meowing at Night? Reasons Why and What to Do

Angie Bailey  |  Feb 5th, 2019 

What can you do about a cat meowing at night? And why do cats meow at night in the first place? Here's how to get a good night's sleep with your cats.

night's sleep with your cats.

’s after midnight, and you wake up to your cat meowing. This scenario presents a couple of complications: 1) your cat’s indicating she has needs that aren’t being met and 2) you’re losing precious sleep. What to do? Thankfully, there are a few possible solutions, but let’s first look at some reasons for a cat meowing at night.

Why is your cat meowing at night?

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