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Kitten Litter Box Training Steps
Steps for kitten litter box training your new kitty. Help avoid accidents by diligently setting a routine and being consistent with your kitten.
Litter Box Training
Cat litter box training steps for successfully house training your adult cat. What you can do to prevent accidents. Discipline is not an effective strategy.
Bringing Home a New Cat or Kitten
Help ease your kitty’s transition to her new home and other pets. Set up a safe place for your cat until she gets used to her new home. Essential supplies for bringing home a new cat.
What are Cat Hairballs, Anyway?
Cat hairballs are a normal and natural cat health issue. In most cases, your cat can take care of the problem herself, but sometimes your cat or kitten will need some help.
Is Your Cat Grooming Itself Properly?
Your cat grooming itself is a natural part of your cat's health. They spend a large majority of their waking hours taking care of this task and they have the best cat grooming tools available.
A Cat Bath in Nine Steps
Have all your cat bath supplies prepared before you start bathing your kitty. Cat grooming.
Program Flea Control
Program Flea Control for cats effectively interrupts the flea life cycle and helps prevent flea infestation.
Organochlorines and Your Cat
Organochlorines are flea-killing insecticides that may be dangerous to your cat's health. Long-term side effects may poison your cat.
Pyrethrins are considered "non-toxic" flea control
Pyrethrins are considered non-toxic insecticides. They are supposed to be safe for your cat, but some cats are allergic to this insecticide and can suffer from side effects.
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Rotenone and Your Healthy Cat
Rotenone is a toxic chemical used in flea control treatments that can cause serious problems for your cat's health. Flea dips commonly contain this insecticide and should only be done by your vet.
Organophosphates and Your Cat
Organophosphates are responsible for most pet poisonings. They are found in all types of pet products and can be extremely toxic. Watch for symptoms of poisoning in your pet.
Green Duck Cat Furniture Review
Green Duck Cat Furniture has it all. Extensive selection and quality workmanship for all your cat furniture needs.
PetCareCentral sold to Drs. Foster and Smith
PetCareCentral transferred its pet supply stores to Drs. Foster and Smith in May of 2007.
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Maintaining a Flea-Free Environment
A flea-free environment keeps your cat healthy. Prevent and eliminate fleas from your cat's environment with safe and natural methods.
Hiring a Flea Exterminator
If you decide to use a flea exterminator, be sure to ask for references. Research the flea insecticides he plans to use. Ask your veterinarian for recommendations to find a good exterminator.
Banfield Microchip Problems
Most animals shelters in the U.S. cannot read the Banfield microchip. A collar and pet ID tag should be worn at all times for extra security.
Safe and interactive cat toys
Which cat toys are best for your cat? Safe and interactive toys keep your cat healthy, happy and entertained. Make your own toys.
Outdoor Flea Control
Natural outdoor flea control methods are effective and safe for your cat. These methods are a safe and natural way to help reduce and kill fleas. You don't need to use toxic chemicals in your yard.
If you suspect your cat is ill, please contact your veterinarian immediately.
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