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Fatty Liver Disease in cats – what is it and how is it treated?
Cats
Health & Safety

Fatty Liver Disease in cats – what is it and how is it treated?

Animals can suffer from a variety of diseases of the liver, in cats Fatty Liver Disease or to give it its proper name Hepatic Lipidosis is o...Read more
How to spot a disease early in an older cat
Cats
Health & Safety

How to spot a disease early in an older cat

Studies have shown that cats are now living for that much longer than they ever did before which is great news for their owners. It is estim...Read more
Why is my cat's tongue so rough?
Cats
Grooming & Hygiene

Why is my cat's tongue so rough?

Cats have amazing tongues and unlike their canine counterparts, they are rough and look quite weird too. A lot of research has been carried ...Read more
What are Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions (FORLs) ?
Cats
Health & Safety

What are Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions (FORLs) ?

Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions (for ease called FORLs), are one of the most common reasons for dental pain in the cat. This Pets4Ho...Read more
Why is my cat’s fur falling out?
Cats
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Grooming & Hygiene

Why is my cat’s fur falling out?

Cats don’t tend to be as prone to problems with their skin and coat as often as dogs are, but they can still suffer from issues of this kind...Read more
What makes cats visit other people’s houses?
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General
Pet Psychology

What makes cats visit other people’s houses?

Cats can be quite enigmatic pets that seem to view it as a point of pride to keep us guessing about what they’re thinking and feeling, and t...Read more
Why do cats seem to deliberately get underfoot?
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Pet Psychology

Why do cats seem to deliberately get underfoot?

Most people who have owned a cat for any length of time have tripped over their cat – or at least had a near miss – on at least one occasion...Read more
Ten Interesting Facts About Bengal Cats
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General
Breed Facts

Ten Interesting Facts About Bengal Cats

The Bengal is something of a newcomer to the cat world. Originating in the 1980s in the USA, it was not seen in the UK until some time after...Read more
Ten Interesting Facts About British Shorthair Cats
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Breed Facts

Ten Interesting Facts About British Shorthair Cats

The British Shorthair was one of the first cat breeds to be actively bred and given a show standard. It is a no nonsense, short haired, cobb...Read more
Ten Interesting Facts About Norwegian Forest Cats
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Breed Facts

Ten Interesting Facts About Norwegian Forest Cats

The Norwegian Forest Cat is a large, semi long haired cat which has never been quite as well known as the Maine Coon, which it resembles in ...Read more
Six Spotted Cat Breeds
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Breed Facts

Six Spotted Cat Breeds

Cats with spotted coats are quite unusual. However, the spotted coat is actually just a rather rare version of the tabby pattern which is so...Read more
Ten Interesting Facts About Sphynx Cats
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General
Breed Facts

Ten Interesting Facts About Sphynx Cats

Sphynx cats are a bit like marmite – people tend to either love them or hate them. To many people, one of the most attractive things about a...Read more
What does it mean if your cat drools?
Cats
Health & Safety

What does it mean if your cat drools?

Drooling and slobbering are traits that we generally associate with dogs rather than cats, but cats can and sometimes do drool as well – and...Read more
Ten Interesting Facts About Rex Cats
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Breed Facts

Ten Interesting Facts About Rex Cats

There are several Rex cat breeds available. They are all different, but all have distinctive curly coats, which makes them look very unlike ...Read more
Ten Interesting Facts About Burmese Cats
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Ten Interesting Facts About Burmese Cats

The Burmese is a fairly well known breed, and these cats have always been relatively popular, though perhaps not as much as the fairly simil...Read more
Ten Interesting Facts About Ragdoll Cats
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Life As A Pet Parent

Ten Interesting Facts About Ragdoll Cats

The Ragdoll is a very popular breed, both for its looks and its personality, and appears regularly in the top ten breeds on both sides of th...Read more
Ten Interesting Facts About Maine Coon Cats
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Ten Interesting Facts About Maine Coon Cats

Maine Coons have been popular in their native USA for many years, but were unknown in the UK until the 1980s. However, since then they have ...Read more
Ten Interesting Facts About Black and White Cats
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Ten Interesting Facts About Black and White Cats

Everybody has heard of black and white cats. Indeed most cat owners have had at least one of these bicoloured cats during their lifetime. So...Read more
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