Friday 25 July 2014

About Cats: 10 Reasons to Adopt Two Kittens

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From Franny Syufy, your Guide to Cats

It's been eleven years since I first adopted two kittens. And we continued the tradition last year when we adopted kittens Gaither and Sage. It's an amazing concept. Try it - you'll like it!

Due to a technical glitch the Show and Tell submittals are now displaying broken image symbols instead of the required cat pictures. The result is NO Cat Pictures of the Week until corrected. In the meantime feel free to browse the Cat Pictures and Picture Galleries (also listed below)

Or, even better than looking at pictures of cats, consider spending some quality time with your own furballs. You'll all feel much better at the end of the day. Until we meet again next week:

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Case Study of a Hypothyroid Cat

Treatment for hypothyroidism in cats can be a balancing act, and some cats may need to be treated for life.

Photo of Hypothyroid Cat Joey - photo © Franny Syufy

Follow the treatment of my cat, Joey, who has hypothyroidism as well as possible hyperthrophic cardiomyopathy.


10 Reasons Why Two Kittens Are Better Than One
Nowadays you'll see articles about "two kittens" all over the Internet. But I truly believe I was one of the first to initiate this concept. It was back in 2001 after we lost our beloved Shannon, and I had to convince my husband that I needed another red tabby cat...learn more
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Feline Acne
Cats, like humans, can be victims of annoying, sometimes painful acne, particularly on their chins. Here are symptoms, causes, and treatment for feline acne. Some of the "causes" and "cures" may be surprising. Learn more about how to protect your cat against kitty acne.
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Cat Peed on Your Clothes?

 Question: How can I remove cat urine odor from laundry?

My cat has peed all over the clothes in my laundry basket; she also has urinated on a stack of blankets next to the basket. Read my reply to this reader, as well as helpful tips for removing cat urine odor and stain from clothing.

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Search Related Topics:  cat urine odor  litter box avoidance  urine stains


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Friday 18 July 2014

About Cats: Take a Look at Us Now

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The About.com Home group has so much action going on that it would take months to see everything. We have Experts on Gardening, Trees, and Landscaping, Remodeling, Decorating, and Renovating, and the list goes on and on. We're on a roll now and struttin' our stuff, so check us out!

Your Cats Expert will be sporting a new article or two next week so keep coming back. My door is always open, and my kitties love company.

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Pet Fire Safety Day Should be Year-Long

Valuable information for preparing cats for disasters on Pets Fire Safety Day, which was celebrated on July 15th this year.

Photo of Horse Awaiting Rescue From Wildfire - photo © Getty Images / David McNew/Staff

All families with cats should prepare for fire emergencies year-round, and those who live in or near forested land need to be doubly conscientious. I have pillowslips on shelves all over the house, and we've stocked up on extra fire extinguishers too. We also make sure our vehicles are always full of gas.

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Cat Pictures of the Week: July Through December, 2014

We are starting a new format for Cat Pictures of the Week, commencing as of the first of July, 2014. 

This will allow the inclusion of the weekly honoree cat on our newly designed main page. of About.com Cats

Check Featured Articles, below, for the first two Cat Pictures of the Week for July, 2014.


Cat Food Ingredients to Shun
Thanks to a few dedicated crusaders, there is increased consumer awareness about the ingredients in commercial pet foods, including cat food. Avoid BHT, BHA,and ethoxyquin; meat by-products; meat meal, among other ingredients...learn more

What is Feline Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy?
More easily referred to as HCM, this disease is a thickening of the heart muscle, and is believed to be largely genetic in origin, with several breeds considered suspect. It is found most often in middle-aged cats, and in males. Although there is no known cure for this condition, with prompt diagnosis and early treatment, cats may live on for years after diagnosis.


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Friday 11 July 2014

About Cats: Cat Play, Cat Fights, Something New

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From Franny Syufy, your Guide to Cats

If you've visited my main page yesterday or today, you may have done a double-take. All of us in the Home Section have been sweeping, dusting, and painting our sites, but seeing the reality of it was awesome. There will still be some minor tweaking, such as adding a prominent link to the Cats Forum, but I really like this look. The Forum is getting a new look too, so stop in and check us out. Bring your cats with you, too. Our Forum is all about our cats!

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11 Wildlife Dangers to Cats

While life in the wild is a dream of many folks, there are certain hazards accompanying it when outdoor cats are involved. They aren't necessarily confined to the more woodsy areas either. Bats can be found almost all over the world.

Learn more about the 11 wildlife dangers to cats.

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Cat Play
Play seems to be so instinctive with cats that even our older cats love to chase wand toys such as da Bird, or kick the devil out of a catnip mouse. I can remember having to wash a favorite catnip mouse because it was grimy from being chewed and mauled. Amy Shojai, former Contributing Writer for About.com Cats wrote an excellent article on how and why cats play.

Stuff Cats Shouldn't Eat
This is by no means a list of everything on the planet that's bad for cats. But it's a few of the things that should be avoided by themselves or as an ingredient in something else. Use caution with cats by avoiding these unsafe substances.

Family Cats Fighting? Help is Here
Aggression between cats sharing a household can come in several forms, including play aggression, redirected aggression, and territorial aggression. It is important to understand the kind of aggression before attempting to intervene. Often the best tactic is to separate the two cats, allowing the "victim" cat to escape, giving you time to calm down the aggressor while you look for evidence of the cause.


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