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Cat Breeds Which Are More Likely to Suffer From Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM)
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Cat Breeds Which Are More Likely to Suffer From Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM)

Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is a heart problem characterised by thickening of the heart muscle. This reduces the size of the chambers ...Read more
Cat Breeds Which Are Likely to Get On Well Together
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Cat Breeds Which Are Likely to Get On Well Together

For some of us, one cat is simply not enough. We want more than cats than that, perhaps many more. But a multi-cat household is a risky busi...Read more
Five more things that cats really don’t like
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Five more things that cats really don’t like

If you own a cat, you are probably very well aware that they all have their own unique personalities and preferences, and that there are cer...Read more
What makes cats so lithe and flexible?
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What makes cats so lithe and flexible?

Anyone who has ever owned a cat will have found themselves confounded at some stage by the strange shapes and positions that cats can contor...Read more
Five Questions and Answers Concerning The Physical Attributes Of Cats
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Five Questions and Answers Concerning The Physical Attributes Of Cats

Cats are really quite amazing creatures. They can jump to great heights, go completely limp when being held if they want to, and look so ele...Read more
Five Questions and Answers Concerning Cats and the Family
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Five Questions and Answers Concerning Cats and the Family

Having a cat is lovely. But you do have to consider how the new arrival will interact with other members of the family, whether human or ani...Read more
Early Neutering Of Kittens - Pros And Cons
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Early Neutering Of Kittens - Pros And Cons

All responsible pet owners have their cats neutered to prevent unwanted kittens being born. Female kittens are usually spayed at around four...Read more
Why can cats can retract and extend their claws?
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Why can cats can retract and extend their claws?

A lot of four legged mammals have claws on their feet, but few species can extend and retract their claws like cats can-dog’s claws protrude...Read more
Five Faqs On Training A Kitten
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Five Faqs On Training A Kitten

Kittens are quick to learn, and they respond well to stroking and other signs of affection. But they can also be very timid and feel vulnera...Read more
Five Questions and Answers Concerning Litter Trays and Toileting
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Five Questions and Answers Concerning Litter Trays and Toileting

Most of us have litter trays for our cats to use, and in most cases this works fine for all concerned. But sometimes things go wrong, cats t...Read more
Five Faqs On Training A Cat
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Five Faqs On Training A Cat

Some people say that cats cannot be trained. It is true that it is difficult to train a cat in the way you would a dog, to sit and stay, for...Read more
Hints On Showing Rex Cats
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Hints On Showing Rex Cats

So you have acquired a Rex cat – a Devon Rex, Cornish Rex, LaPerm, Selkirk Rex, or even some rarer kind – and you'd like to start taking it ...Read more
Lungworm in cats - Understanding the risks
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Lungworm in cats - Understanding the risks

Most dog owners in the UK are aware of the potential threat that lungworm can pose to our canine companions, and a lot of work has been done...Read more
The Importance Of Weighing Your Cat Regularly
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The Importance Of Weighing Your Cat Regularly

As a cat owner, it is likely that you don't think much about your cat's weight. If you take her to the vet for annual vaccinations and check...Read more
Hints On Showing Maine Coon Cats
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Hints On Showing Maine Coon Cats

The preparations and organisation required for showing all cats is basically the same, no matter what the breed of cat you are showing. But ...Read more
Why might your cat’s whiskers fall out?
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Why might your cat’s whiskers fall out?

The whiskers around your cat’s eyes and of course, their nose are one of the most distinctive parts of your feline friend-so much so that th...Read more
Should You Show Your Cat?
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Should You Show Your Cat?

If you are reading this, you are probably considering showing your cat. But perhaps you don't really know what is involved. Is your cat suit...Read more
Hints On Showing Sphynx Cats
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Hints On Showing Sphynx Cats

So you own a Sphynx cat, and you are considering showing it. Will this be a the same as showing any other type of cat, or are cats with no f...Read more
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