Cats are notorious for unraveling and shredding toilet paper, driving many a cat parent to despair. If your cat is wreaking havoc in the bathroom, it’s time to start looking into how you can cat-proof your toilet paper holders and redirect your kitty’s impulses onto something more appropriate. In this guide, we’ll walk you through […]
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Single kitten syndrome refers to behaviors sometimes displayed by kittens adopted alone into a single-cat household or who, for whatever reason, go through kittenhood without littermates or other feline companions. Though not officially recognized, it’s clear to many rescue organizations that single kitten syndrome is a very real thing and that it sometimes affects successful
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Cleaning when you have cats can be a worrying business. Common cleaning agents like ammonia, chlorine (bleach), phenols, rubbing alcohol, formaldehyde, benzalkonium chloride, and essential oils can all be harmful to cats if they come into contact with them. If you use these products, some of the chemicals in them can cause irritation to the
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The feline love for various types of seafood is well-known, but what about mollusks like oysters? The short version is that a plain, fully-cooked oyster is unlikely to harm a cat, but raw oysters and their shells are not safe at all for them. Oysters cooked with certain ingredients, like garlic, can also be dangerous.
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Salmon is an all-time favorite treat for many cats thanks to its tantalizing aroma, but is it safe to leave the skin on? As long as the salmon is thoroughly cooked (plain, not with seasonings) and your cat doesn’t have a sensitive stomach, it’s okay for them to eat it with the skin on. That
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Cats can safely eat a variety of fruits as occasional treats but, unfortunately, grapefruit is not one of them. Cats should never eat grapefruit because most parts of this fruit are toxic and even the flesh can upset their stomachs. In this guide, we’ll explain why cats can’t eat grapefruit, the signs of grapefruit poisoning,
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Picture the scene: You’ve stolen a few minutes to enjoy some animal crackers, and your cat comes over, settles at your feet, and gives you the “eyes” or a swipe at your hand if you’ve got a feisty feline. We all know what it means—your cat likes the look of your afternoon snack and wishes
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When you simply can’t settle on a name for your new cat, focusing on a single letter is a great starting point. We have to say; the letter N is one of our favorites because it’s the first letter of so many beautiful, cute, and funny names for cats. In this guide, we share some
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When you welcome a new furball into your home, naming them is one of the first things you think about. However, picking the perfect name can be easier said than done. If the vast universe of potential cat names overwhelms you, narrowing it down to names starting with a specific letter can help. In this
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If your cat has fleas and they’ve also infested your home, we feel your pain. If you’re contemplating reaching for the phone to call in a steam cleaner, it’s important to note that using a steam cleaner will indeed kill many of the fleas in your home. However, you should never use a steam cleaner
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