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		<description><![CDATA[ You may be surprised to learn that one of the symptoms of feline diabetes is weakness in your cat&#8217;s legs.  If you notice your kitty walking on her &#8220;elbows&#8221; on her back legs instead of her feet, or on her &#8220;wrists&#8221; on her front legs, you may have a diabetic cat.Your kitty may also display weakness. She may need to lie down after a short walk, and her legs may go out from underneath her without warning.  This problem is called &#8220;feline neuropathy.&#8221; Why Does Diabetes In Cats Cause Weak Legs? It comes as a surprise to many cat owners that feline neuropathy is a symptom of feline diabetes.  This condition is a result of nerve damage caused by high blood sugar levels.  It&#8217;s very important that a diabetic cat receives veterinary treatment to lower blood glucose levels as soon as possible to prevent any further damage to her nerves. Why Is Nerve Damage Often a Problem With Feline Diabetes? When the body is unable to regulate blood sugar levels, diabetes in the result, both in pets and humans.  Either your kitty&#8217;s body isn&#8217;t producing enough insulin (type 1 feline diabetes), or her body isn&#8217;t able to use the insulin being produced (type 2 feline diabetes). High blood sugar levels are especially dangerous for nerve, kidney, and eye cells.  Why?  Because these cells are don&#8217;t need insulin to be able to absorb glucose from the bloodstream, which makes it possible for them to absorb so much glucose that it causes damage to these cells.  This is why it&#8217;s so important to control blood sugar levels in a feline diabetic.   Can Feline Neuropathy Be Reversed? Sometimes the nerve damage is reversed when the high blood sugar levels are brought under control, and the cat is able to walk normally again. It&#8217;s also possible that the weakness in the cat&#8217;s legs is due to muscle wasting, which is a result of untreated feline diabetes.  Once the blood sugar levels are controlled, the cat owner may wish to gently exercise the feline to rebuild the muscle.   Some owners have had some success in reversing feline neuropathy by treating their cats with methylcobalamin, also known as methyl B-12.  This product is available at natural food stores. The Best Treatment Is Prevention The best way to avoid complications of diabetes in cats is to prevent the disease in the first place.  Avoid letting your feline friend get too heavy.Too much weight predisposes a feline to many health problems.Instead of overfeeding high-carb dry cat food, try to switch your pet over to a high-quality canned food instead. Regular exercise is a natural way to control blood sugar levels, besides keeping your pet slim and in good condition. Can A Feline Diabetic Be Helped By Giving Her Natural Remedies For Cats? Many human diabetics are using herbal remedies, including fenugreek, astragalus, and goat&#8217;s rue, along with chromium, to control their blood glucose levels naturally.  Would these herbs work in cats, too?  The answer is yes.    Many cat owners have been successful in using a combination of diet, exercise, and herbal remedies to regulate their pets&#8217; blood sugar levels naturally.  You can learn more about natural remedies for cats with diabetes by clicking on any link in this article. a Feline Diabetes - First Symptom May Be Weakness in Legs 


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<p>You may be surprised to learn that one of the symptoms of <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_blank" title="GlucoBalance by Native Remedies" href="http://tinyurl.com/yja8oec">feline diabetes</a> is weakness in your cat&#8217;s legs.  If you notice your kitty walking on her &#8220;elbows&#8221; on her back legs instead of her feet, or on her &#8220;wrists&#8221; on her front legs, you may have a diabetic cat.Your kitty may also display weakness. She may need to lie down after a short walk, and her legs may go out from underneath her without warning.  This problem is called &#8220;feline neuropathy.&#8221;</p>
<p> <strong>Why Does Diabetes In Cats Cause Weak Legs?</strong></p>
<p> It comes as a surprise to many cat owners that feline neuropathy is a symptom of feline diabetes.  This condition is a result of nerve damage caused by high blood sugar levels.  It&#8217;s very important that a diabetic cat receives veterinary treatment to lower blood glucose levels as soon as possible to prevent any further damage to her nerves.<br /> <strong><br /> Why Is Nerve Damage Often a Problem With Feline Diabetes?</strong></p>
<p> When the body is unable to regulate blood sugar levels, diabetes in the result, both in pets and humans.  Either your kitty&#8217;s body isn&#8217;t producing enough insulin (type 1 feline diabetes), or her body isn&#8217;t able to use the insulin being produced (type 2 feline diabetes).</p>
<p> High blood sugar levels are especially dangerous for nerve, kidney, and eye cells.  Why?  Because these cells are don&#8217;t need insulin to be able to absorb glucose from the bloodstream, which makes it possible for them to absorb so much glucose that it causes damage to these cells.  This is why it&#8217;s so important to control blood sugar levels in a feline diabetic.  </p>
<p> <strong>Can Feline Neuropathy Be Reversed?</strong></p>
<p> Sometimes the nerve damage is reversed when the high blood sugar levels are brought under control, and the cat is able to walk normally again.</p>
<p> It&#8217;s also possible that the weakness in the cat&#8217;s legs is due to muscle wasting, which is a result of untreated feline diabetes.  Once the blood sugar levels are controlled, the cat owner may wish to gently exercise the feline to rebuild the muscle.  </p>
<p> Some owners have had some success in reversing feline neuropathy by treating their cats with methylcobalamin, also known as methyl B-12.  This product is available at natural food stores.<br /> <strong><br /> The Best Treatment Is Prevention</strong></p>
<p> The best way to avoid complications of <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_blank" title="GlucoBalance by Native Remedies" href="http://tinyurl.com/yja8oec">diabetes in cats</a> is to prevent the disease in the first place.  Avoid letting your feline friend get too heavy.Too much weight predisposes a feline to many health problems.Instead of overfeeding high-carb dry cat food, try to switch your pet over to a high-quality canned food instead.</p>
<p> Regular exercise is a natural way to control blood sugar levels, besides keeping your pet slim and in good condition.<br /> <strong><br /> Can A Feline Diabetic Be Helped By Giving Her Natural Remedies For Cats?</strong></p>
<p> Many human diabetics are using herbal remedies, including fenugreek, astragalus, and goat&#8217;s rue, along with chromium, to control their blood glucose levels naturally.  Would these herbs work in cats, too?  The answer is yes.   </p>
<p> Many cat owners have been successful in using a combination of diet, exercise, and herbal remedies to regulate their pets&#8217; blood sugar levels naturally.  You can learn more about <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_blank" title="GlucoBalance by Native Remedies" href="http://tinyurl.com/yja8oec">natural remedies for cats</a> with diabetes by clicking on any link in this article.</p>
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<div><br/><br/>Cats have a dry skin just like humans. The fur on their body protects them from exposure to elements such as dirt. For pet cats that have dry skin, it is advisable to use moisturizing or soap-free products. Cats normally develop skin problems such as Seborrhea. The best way to treat this disorder is to use medicated shampoo.<br/><br/>Sensory Organs:<br/><br/>Cats have the great qualities. They are better than human beings in seeing things and hearing sounds around them. They smell and feel the nature very well. Due to these abilities, cats were often mistaken to possess black magic. The current era does not suspect cats of having an influence over the supernatural powers. It is necessary to know cats&#8217; sense, which may help in understanding their behavior much better.<br/><br/>1. Sight: Cats have a good night vision. Where there is no enough light, cats see much better than humans. However, they are not able see in complete darkness. This ability comes at the cost of daytime vision, which is beneficial for nocturnal predators. Actually, cats fail to see distant objects at daytime. People know little about the colors that cats see visibly. Science says that, they can identify some of the colors than humans do. With their eyes, cats detect faster movement of things in their surroundings. On the other hand, it is hard for them to pay attention on slow moving objects.<br/><br/>2. Sound: Cats have very sharp ears. Even when fast asleep, cats trace the noisy sounds of small rodents. Their ability to hear sounds is three times as high as that of human beings. Cats move their large ears sideways to capture the sound more accurately. For this, they first locate the place from where the sound actually comes. While chasing the target, they sometimes pause to listen and determine the location of their prey.<br/><br/>3. Smell: Cats largely depend on their sense of smell. They always sniff their food before eating. Smelling things is the essential part of feline communication. There is a mechanism at the top of their mouth, which makes possible for them to analyze smell. With the help of this mechanism, cats twist their lips, open their mouth, and express disgust over certain things.<br/><br/>4. Taste: Cats use this sense to decide the foods good for them. They are truly carnivores. As such, their sense of taste best lies in recognizing fat and protein. Unlike dogs, cats prefer to stay away from sweets. In addition, cats do not respond well to the taste of salt. Experts suggest the reason behind this as, cats get enough salt from the meat food.<br/><br/>5. Touch: Cats have touch receptors all over their body. These receptors are nerve cells that transfer sensations of pain, pressure and temperature from any point to the brain. The nerve cells are concentrated mainly on their front paws and face. The hair, covering body of cats, help them to stay alert even on the slightest touch of air passing by.<br/><br/><br/><br/></div>


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		<description><![CDATA[ Ringworm is a very common type of skin disease that is found in both dogs and cats.  Although its name makes you think otherwise, this skin disease isn’t caused by any kind of worm.  It’s really caused by fungi known as Dermatophytes that take advantage of dead tissues found within the surface of the skin, spreading them round the skin of the animal. With cats, there is a bound sort of fungi referred to as M Canis that is found with nearly ninety five% of all ringworm cases.  Normally, cats will get the ringworm disease from contaminated objects like bedding, clippers, or another animal that already has the disease.  If there are animals in your home or around your house that have the ringworm disease, your cat could terribly easily contract it this way. If you&#8217;ve got kittens or cats that are underneath a year previous in your home, you must continuously use precaution, as they&#8217;re additional inclined to ringworm.  Kittens can simply contract the disease, particularly if you allow them to travel outside.  They will easily return in grips with a contaminated object or another cat that has the disease.  Kittens take a very long time to make their immune system up, and within the meantime they&#8217;re more apt to get common disease like ringworm. The foremost common symptoms of ringworm in cats are rough or broken hairs, or hair loss around the top or the paws.  Ringworm can easily be identified by a patch of scaly skin on the body that seems itchy and inflamed.  There can additionally be broken hairs around the patch of scaly skin.  This space is very sensitive, and you should never attempt to bit it, because it can hurt your cat. If you notice any of the on top of symptoms along with your pet, you ought to immediately schedule an arrangement along with your vet.  If the vet diagnosis your cat with ringworm, he might prescribe ointment or tablets.  What he describes however, will confirm on how serious the ringworm is.  If he prescribes tablets to your cat, you ought to offer them with meals.  Ointment on the other hand, is normally unfold into the coat, topically.  You ought to perpetually use what your vet prescribes on a daily basis, to confirm that your cat heals.  The healing method can take time, normally around six weeks or more. Cats that have ringworm ought to be labeled as infectious.  If you&#8217;ve got youngsters in the house, you should keep them aloof from your pet. Whenever you handle your cat, you should perpetually use gloves.  Ringworms are contagious, and you should perpetually use caution.  Even though it’s a gentle disease, ringworm will lead to serious issues due to the slow recovery time and reality that it’s contagious. To get high quality and top brand name cat products for the best prices, visit: cat pet supplies . Our cat pet supplies store is a great place to buy your cat supplies at huge discounts! Go to our cat pet supplies store now! a Cats And Ring Worm 


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<p>Ringworm is a very common type of skin disease that is found in both dogs and cats.  Although its name makes you think otherwise, this skin disease isn’t caused by any kind of worm.  It’s really caused by fungi known as Dermatophytes that take advantage of dead tissues found within the surface of the skin, spreading them round the skin of the animal.</p>
<p> With cats, there is a bound sort of fungi referred to as M Canis that is found with nearly ninety five% of all ringworm cases.  Normally, cats will get the ringworm disease from contaminated objects like bedding, clippers, or another animal that already has the disease.  If there are animals in your home or around your house that have the ringworm disease, your cat could terribly easily contract it this way.</p>
<p> If you&#8217;ve got kittens or cats that are underneath a year previous in your home, you must continuously use precaution, as they&#8217;re additional inclined to ringworm.  Kittens can simply contract the disease, particularly if you allow them to travel outside.  They will easily return in grips with a contaminated object or another cat that has the disease.  Kittens take a very long time to make their immune system up, and within the meantime they&#8217;re more apt to get common disease like ringworm.</p>
<p> The foremost common symptoms of ringworm in cats are rough or broken hairs, or hair loss around the top or the paws.  Ringworm can easily be identified by a patch of scaly skin on the body that seems itchy and inflamed.  There can additionally be broken hairs around the patch of scaly skin.  This space is very sensitive, and you should never attempt to bit it, because it can hurt your cat.</p>
<p> If you notice any of the on top of symptoms along with your pet, you ought to immediately schedule an arrangement along with your vet.  If the vet diagnosis your cat with ringworm, he might prescribe ointment or tablets.  What he describes however, will confirm on how serious the ringworm is.  If he prescribes tablets to your cat, you ought to offer them with meals.  Ointment on the other hand, is normally unfold into the coat, topically.  You ought to perpetually use what your vet prescribes on a daily basis, to confirm that your cat heals.  The healing method can take time, normally around six weeks or more.</p>
<p> Cats that have ringworm ought to be labeled as infectious.  If you&#8217;ve got youngsters in the house, you should keep them aloof from your pet. Whenever you handle your cat, you should perpetually use gloves.  Ringworms are contagious, and you should perpetually use caution.  Even though it’s a gentle disease, ringworm will lead to serious issues due to the slow recovery time and reality that it’s contagious.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 16 Jan 2010 01:44:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Research suggests that spending time providing cat care may actually increase both your life span, and your quality of life. Scientific studies have shown that the relaxation and happiness that come from spending time with a domestic animal like a cat or a dog have numerous health benefits. Cat care that involves directly interacting with [...]


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<div><br/><br/>Research suggests that spending time providing cat care may actually increase both your life span, and your quality of life. Scientific studies have shown that the relaxation and happiness that come from spending time with a domestic animal like a cat or a dog have numerous health benefits. Cat care that involves directly interacting with your pet may help you make your life longer and happier.<br/><br/>The research done on the correlation between spending time with a pet and having better than average health is conclusive. A study conducted at Brooklyn College in New York followed a number of heart disease sufferers after they were discharged from the hospital. The single social factor that was shown to be the strongest predictor of survival was pet ownership. Other studies have proved that citizens who put time into dog care or cat care visited their general practitioners less frequently than non pet-owners, and were less likely to require prescription drugs. Because of the mental stimulation and positive emotions associated with spending time with a pet, treatment centers and retirement homes across the nation are encouraging people to bring pets to visit residents who are in recovery. This suggests that even short term exposure to a cat or dog can have positive health benefits. If this is the case, just imagine what spending time with a cat every day can do for your body and your mind!<br/><br/>Some experts theorize that the reason why engaging in hands on cat care can both increase your life span and improve your health has to do with the simple fact that cat care offers you stability. Cat care is a daily activity that requires you to spend at least a little bit of time each day sharing love and affection with another living being. This gives your day a little bit of structure that can help you stay calm and focused no matter what life throws at you. Cat care is a regular, steady routine that can help you stay motivated and focused on making progress in all arenas of your life.<br/><br/>Daily cat care can help you feel positive and confident, two traits which research suggest can greatly improve your chances of beating a disease or making a speedy recovery from a medical procedure. Offering your pet ideal cat care is a boon to your health because it makes you feel like a great person every single day. The love your cat shows you when you provide top shelf cat care can help you shake off negative feelings and emotions like sadness or anger. Cat care can help you manage stress and keep an upbeat attitude.<br/><br/>What all of this research adds up to is that cat care is great for your health. Making cat care a part of your routine can help you take a positive, enjoyable step towards a healthier lifestyle in the present and the future. The better cat care that you can provide for your pet, the more affection and happiness your pet can offer you in return. Think of great cat care as a way to say thank you to your cat for the health benefits that it offers you.<br/><br/><br/><br/></div>


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		<title>Cat Grooming: What To Do With All That Fur</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ You can often spot cat-owners when they pull a lint-roller matter-of-factly out of their backpack to run up and down their clothes, or perhaps when they arrive at work in a dark suit and immediately fasten a strip of tape around their hand and start dabbing at bits of fur on their pants. Shed fur is just a part of life when you live with a cat. However, there are things you can do to improve the situation somewhat. Keeping your cat&#8217;s coat in good shape can be an important way to make your little companion happy and comfortable. The first key is, of course, good nutrition. You&#8217;ll notice, on regular veterinary visits, that the vet can tell a lot about the cat&#8217;s health just by seeing how shiny and healthy the coat is. Much of that good health comes from within, from the food consumed. You also need to do your share when it comes to your cat&#8217;s grooming by brushing it regularly. Try out different kinds of cat grooming tools to see which are most effective. Many cat owners swear by a brushing tool called the FURminator, which seems to go deeper and pull out more loose fur than other brushes. But whatever tool your cat tolerates best, every bit of combing and brushing you can manage on a regular basis will be a help. But even with frequent brushing, often you&#8217;ll see that mats will form. These can build up in areas where the cat cannot wash itself easily: the bottom of the tail, the inside of the hind legs, and so forth. Mats can even develop in spots where the cat sleeps or rests, for example, along their left side if they most frequently rest on that area. What should be done about these? They shouldn&#8217;t just be left to keep growing. Some mats get so tight that they painfully pull the skin, and sores and even infection can develop under and around them. Sometimes you can work them out, and sometimes you have to cut them. However, if you get too close to the skin with scissors, you could cut the skin itself, and you don&#8217;t want to risk that for poor kitty. One surprisingly good tool for dealing with mats is a small, shielded razor-style letter opener. Sometimes these can be slipped right under the mat, and the razor edge inside will slice through the fur. The most important thing is that the cat&#8217;s coat is maintained in good condition. By brushing and keeping it mat-free, you can help reduce hairballs, encourage healthy growth, and provide your kitty a beautiful coat it can be happy about. Pets are an important part of our lives and their well being is a priority. So when it comes to pet grooming information we want the best, most current and most reliable sources of information available. Whether it&#8217;s tips for dog or cat grooming you&#8217;re looking for, visit the Pets Grooming site. a Cat Grooming: What To Do With All That Fur 


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<p>You can often spot cat-owners when they pull a lint-roller matter-of-factly out of their backpack to run up and down their clothes, or perhaps when they arrive at work in a dark suit and immediately fasten a strip of tape around their hand and start dabbing at bits of fur on their pants. Shed fur is just a part of life when you live with a cat. However, there are things you can do to improve the situation somewhat.</p>
<p> Keeping your cat&#8217;s coat in good shape can be an important way to make your little companion happy and comfortable. The first key is, of course, good nutrition. You&#8217;ll notice, on regular veterinary visits, that the vet can tell a lot about the cat&#8217;s health just by seeing how shiny and healthy the coat is. Much of that good health comes from within, from the food consumed.</p>
<p> You also need to do your share when it comes to your cat&#8217;s grooming by brushing it regularly. Try out different kinds of <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_blank" href="http://petgroomingsite.com/cat-grooming-tools-get-the-right-stuff/">cat grooming tools</a> to see which are most effective. Many cat owners swear by a brushing tool called the FURminator, which seems to go deeper and pull out more loose fur than other brushes. But whatever tool your cat tolerates best, every bit of combing and brushing you can manage on a regular basis will be a help.</p>
<p> But even with frequent brushing, often you&#8217;ll see that mats will form. These can build up in areas where the cat cannot wash itself easily: the bottom of the tail, the inside of the hind legs, and so forth. Mats can even develop in spots where the cat sleeps or rests, for example, along their left side if they most frequently rest on that area.</p>
<p> What should be done about these? They shouldn&#8217;t just be left to keep growing. Some mats get so tight that they painfully pull the skin, and sores and even infection can develop under and around them. Sometimes you can work them out, and sometimes you have to cut them.</p>
<p> However, if you get too close to the skin with scissors, you could cut the skin itself, and you don&#8217;t want to risk that for poor kitty. One surprisingly good tool for dealing with mats is a small, shielded razor-style letter opener. Sometimes these can be slipped right under the mat, and the razor edge inside will slice through the fur.</p>
<p> The most important thing is that the cat&#8217;s coat is maintained in good condition. By brushing and keeping it mat-free, you can help reduce hairballs, encourage healthy growth, and provide your kitty a beautiful coat it can be happy about.</p>
<p>Pets are an important part of our lives and their well being is a priority. So when it comes to pet grooming information we want the best, most current and most reliable sources of information available. Whether it&#8217;s tips for dog or cat grooming you&#8217;re looking for, visit the <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_blank" href="http://petgroomingsite.com">Pets Grooming</a> site.</p>
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<div><br/><br/>Cat care consists of making sure that you do everything you can to keep your feline pet in great health. This means everything from feeding your cat a balanced diet to grooming your cat to keeping its environment fresh and clean. The rewards of taking a little bit of time and energy to offer your cat the very best care are wide and varied, but one of the most exciting incentives that will make you want to learn how to give the best cat care is financial. Great cat care can help you save money in a number of ways, and the effort that you put into cat care can really pay off when it comes to keeping your household budget low.<br/><br/>One of the primary costs associated with keeping a cat is the high price of veterinary medicine. Learning about and providing optimum cat care can help you save a pretty penny on your pet&#8217;s medical bills in two important ways. Many uneducated cat owners end up making pricy trips to the vet when nothing is wrong. By educating yourself about basic cat care, you will be able to reduce unnecessary trips to the vet by a dramatic margin. If a problem like a virus does arise, if you&#8217;ve provided great cat care your pet will be in strong shape to recover in a minimum time frame, which means less treatment and less expense. By giving your cat the best possible care at home, you will keep your pet strong and healthy so that it will be well equipped to battle illness and avoid injuries that can require costly procedures and medications.<br/><br/>By offering your pet conscientious cat care on a daily basis, you will grow familiar with what your cat&#8217;s normal habits are, and will be quick to notice any changes in behavior patterns. When you know a lot about cat care, you will be more likely to understand what these changes mean and whether there is cause for concern. To the uneducated owner, even a slight alteration in eating patterns or activity can cause a panicked trip to the vet, only to discover that there is nothing wrong. If you are well informed about cat care you will be sure that you only head for the doctor if there is a definite reason for alarm. This can help you save hundreds of dollars in veterinary bills. The more you know about cat care, the less you will have to rely on outside professionals to tend to the needs of your cat.<br/><br/>Giving your feline friend great cat care means that your cat will be as healthy as possible at all times. A balanced diet, consistent affection, and attention to your cat&#8217;s grooming and environment will help you keep your cat fit, trim, and strong. This boosts your pet&#8217;s immune system, making it less susceptible to diseases and health problems that can require extensive and costly treatment. Keeping your cat in the pink is a great way to keep medical bills low so that your cat doesn&#8217;t become a financial burden.<br/><br/><br/><br/></div>


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<div><br/><br/>Great cat care is an important part of keeping your feline companion happy and healthy. However, there are benefits to cat care that go far beyond ensuring that your cat stays in peak shape and enjoys a high quality of life. Caring for your cat can actually be great for your own physical and mental state of being. Cat care can even help you maintain a healthy emotional life. When you achieve better cat care, you are achieving a better lifestyle for yourself.<br/><br/>Scientific experts have shown that caring for and enjoying a pet is great for your body. Spending time with a tame, happy animal is relaxing, and studies show that people who regularly spend time with pets have lower blood pressure and lower cholesterol levels than their pet-less friends and neighbors. These factors can not only improve your quality of life, they can actually extend your life expectancy and help you stay in better physical shape for a greater number of years than the average person. The really great news is that both the process and the result of cat care are equally beneficial to your health, so whether you are maintaining your cat or enjoying a friendly tug of war using a ball of yarn, you are helping yourself stay happy and healthy.<br/><br/>If you are looking for a way to make exercise a seamless part of your day, cat care may be the answer. A top notch cat care regimen includes a wide range of activities from trimming nails to cleaning the litter box to more advanced and challenging tasks like training your cat. Almost every single aspect of cat care, from wrestling your kitten into the sink for a bath to petting your cat gently while you are watching television, is great for your health simply because it keeps you moving. Whenever the process of cat care gets you to move even a single muscle that would otherwise be lazily slumped on the couch, cat care is helping your body and your mind. When you chase your cat around the room for a playful game, you are also chasing a healthier heart, stronger bones, and a more robust circulatory system. Cat care helps you life a more active lifestyle.<br/><br/>Cat care is also great for your emotional health. When you rub your cat behind the ears as it purrs softly, you are sure to feel as happy as your cat does. These regular sessions of happy, comforting relaxation are an important part of cat care, and can contribute to a more positive psychological outlook throughout the day. When you spend time sharing love and peace with your cat by providing cat care, your brain releases hormones that make you feel great, and help you manage stress and keep a positive outlook on life. Cat care is a great way to keep yourself feeling positive and happy.<br/><br/><br/><br/></div>


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		<description><![CDATA[ Cat urine problems are probably one of the top feline behavior problems for cat owners.Frustration from finding nasty, smelly messes all over the home often leads to the pet being given up, or even put down. Some cat owners mistakenly believe that a feline who stops using the cat litter pan is trying to punish them for something.  We all love our kitties, but let&#8217;s be honest.  Cat just aren&#8217;t capable of that kind of reasoning. Sometimes a veterinary problem, like a cat bladder infection, is causing the kitty to avoid the cat litter pan.  Maybe your kitty is older and has developed arthritis, which makes it hard to enter and leave her pan.  Taking her to the vet for a check-up is always recommended. Don&#8217;t be afraid this is the end of the line for your kitty.Solve the problem of a cat who won&#8217;t use the cat litter pan quickly, or it may become a habit thats hard to break.  If you&#8217;re tired of finding cat urine on carpet , here are three tips that may help. Three Reasons For Cat Urine Problems Your kitty doesn&#8217;t like her cat litter pan She doesn&#8217;t like the cat litter you&#8217;re using The pan is located someplace she doesn&#8217;t like The Cat Litter Pan Is All Wrong The cat won&#8217;t use the pan if she doesn&#8217;t like it.  A cat with a feline bladder infection may have learned to associate pain with the litter pan, so she goes elsewhere.An overweight cat may need a super-sized pan.  An elderly cat, or a young kitten, may have trouble getting into and out of the box. Odors are trapped in covered cat litter pans, which is why cats don&#8217;t care for them.Clean the pan regularly because your pet doesn&#8217;t like a dirty bathroom any more than you do. If she&#8217;s being bothered by another pet, or a small child, this could be the problem?If this is the case, she may be apt to find another, more private, location. She Hates The Cat Litter You&#8217;re Using Cats especially dislike scented litter.  Keep the pan clean to avoid odors, instead of covering them up with scent. Don&#8217;t change the type of cat litter suddenly.  Cats don&#8217;t like change.Using the same type of cat litter she&#8217;s already accustomed to is recommended.  If you really must change brands, do it gradually, over a period of time. Location, Location, Location Just like people, cats like a private bathroom area.  A bathroom closet is usually a good spot.You may want to put a block in the door so it can&#8217;t be closed accidentally. Avoid putting the pan in the basement.  Most cats don&#8217;t care for dark places that come complete with loud, scary things like furnaces and clothes washers that come to life unexpectedly. Stop spending your precious free time on cat urine cleaning.  If you&#8217;re dealing with cat urine problems , just click on any link in this article to find the solution. a Cat Urine Problems And What You Need To Know To Solve Them 


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<p><a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_blank" title="Stop Cat Urine Odor Problems" href="http://tinyurl.com/ykoecdg">Cat urine problems</a> are probably one of the top feline behavior problems for cat owners.Frustration from finding nasty, smelly messes all over the home often leads to the pet being given up, or even put down.</p>
<p> Some cat owners mistakenly believe that a feline who stops using the cat litter pan is trying to punish them for something.  We all love our kitties, but let&#8217;s be honest.  Cat just aren&#8217;t capable of that kind of reasoning.</p>
<p> Sometimes a veterinary problem, like a cat bladder infection, is causing the kitty to avoid the cat litter pan.  Maybe your kitty is older and has developed arthritis, which makes it hard to enter and leave her pan.  Taking her to the vet for a check-up is always recommended.</p>
<p> Don&#8217;t be afraid this is the end of the line for your kitty.Solve the problem of a cat who won&#8217;t use the cat litter pan quickly, or it may become a habit thats hard to break.  If you&#8217;re tired of finding <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_blank" title="Stop Cat Urine Odor Problems" href="http://tinyurl.com/ykoecdg">cat urine on carpet</a>, here are three tips that may help.</p>
<p> <strong>Three Reasons For Cat Urine Problems</strong></p>
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<li>Your kitty doesn&#8217;t like her cat litter pan</li>
<li>She doesn&#8217;t like the cat litter you&#8217;re using</li>
<li>The pan is located someplace she doesn&#8217;t like</li>
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<p><strong>The Cat Litter Pan Is All Wrong</strong></p>
<p> The cat won&#8217;t use the pan if she doesn&#8217;t like it.  A cat with a feline bladder infection may have learned to associate pain with the litter pan, so she goes elsewhere.An overweight cat may need a super-sized pan.  An elderly cat, or a young kitten, may have trouble getting into and out of the box.</p>
<p> Odors are trapped in covered cat litter pans, which is why cats don&#8217;t care for them.Clean the pan regularly because your pet doesn&#8217;t like a dirty bathroom any more than you do.</p>
<p> If she&#8217;s being bothered by another pet, or a small child, this could be the problem?If this is the case, she may be apt to find another, more private, location.</p>
<p> <strong>She Hates The Cat Litter You&#8217;re Using</strong></p>
<p> Cats especially dislike scented litter.  Keep the pan clean to avoid odors, instead of covering them up with scent.</p>
<p> Don&#8217;t change the type of cat litter suddenly.  Cats don&#8217;t like change.Using the same type of cat litter she&#8217;s already accustomed to is recommended.  If you really must change brands, do it gradually, over a period of time.</p>
<p> <strong>Location, Location, Location</strong></p>
<p> Just like people, cats like a private bathroom area.  A bathroom closet is usually a good spot.You may want to put a block in the door so it can&#8217;t be closed accidentally.</p>
<p> Avoid putting the pan in the basement.  Most cats don&#8217;t care for dark places that come complete with loud, scary things like furnaces and clothes washers that come to life unexpectedly.</p>
<p> Stop spending your precious free time on cat urine cleaning.  If you&#8217;re dealing with <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" target="_blank" title="Stop Cat Urine Odor Problems" href="http://tinyurl.com/ykoecdg">cat urine problems</a>, just click on any link in this article to find the solution.</p>
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		<title>Caring For Your Cat : Keeping Your Cat Healthy and Your Home Clean</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 16 Jan 2010 01:44:47 +0000</pubDate>
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<div><br/><br/>There&#8217;s no question that our cats are really a family members! Their loyalty, their love, and their ability to comfort us are unparalleled. Sometimes, though, their hair or odors can leave an unwelcome foot prints in our homes. Just as we clean up the spills made by our kids it’s up to us to clean up after our cats. Luckily, there are any numbers of products that make pet care a breeze.<br/><br/>Cat Litter Boxes:<br/><br/>Cats are generally low maintenance pets, but their litter boxes do very little to contribute to our home decor, and can become a smelly nuisances well. Today&#8217;s litter boxes, though, can bring a touch of color to your interior design, while their functionality can put an end to messes and odors.<br/><br/>One line of litter boxes comes in an assortment of patterns and colors, from solid silver and solid black, to polka dot, and wood grain. The litter tray door pulls out, and the automatic litter pan the metal sifter rake pulls and lifts litter out of the tray for easy cleaning. Another ingenious design has a triangular shape so that you can easily place it otherwise used corner space.<br/><br/>If you want to make cat care even easier, self-cleaning litter boxes are the answer. One style has an internal grill that traps used litter. You simply roll the enclosed litter box on its side and remove the waste tray. Another type takes self-cleaning to the next level by having a slowly but rotating system that quietly but continuously scoops used cat litter into a receptacle. The ultimate litter box is one that automatically flushes cat waste down your toilet. Instead of cat litter, this box uses permanent granules that are washable. <br/><br/>Kitty Litter:<br/><br/>When it comes to kitty litter, many cats have a preference for one brand over another. But if you start with the right litter or are persistent, you can find kitty litter that can help eliminate odors while keep your cat healthy. One particular brand of kitty litter on the market not only neutralizes litter box odors, but also changes color if your cat has a urinary tract infection. Given that urinary tract infections in cats can quickly become life threatening, early detection is very important to your cat’s health. It&#8217;s also helpful to have information about a potential infection to give to your veterinarian.<br/><br/>Shedding Tools<br/><br/>Many people who love cats are troubled by allergies, or by the cat hair that clings to furniture and clothes. Products that help with shedding take one of two approaches: either they work at the source of the problem your cat or they make it a snap to clean up hair off of furniture.<br/><br/>Cats typically shed their undercoat not just the top coat, so a product that helps you remove hair from your pet &#8211; means you&#8217;ll never see it on your couch. These products brush out the dead hair from the undercoat but won&#8217;t cut it, while bringing your cat&#8217;s natural oils to the surface. Because this type of product also helps stops over zealous self-cleaning, your cat may be less likely to be bothered by hairballs.<br/><br/>Cat care isn&#8217;t difficult, and the great litter boxes, kitty litter, and shedding tools make it even easier!<br/><br/>NOTE:  This article is for information only.   See your veterinarian for medical advice.<br/><br/><br/><br/></div>


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		<description><![CDATA[The more excellent your cat care regimen is for your cat, the more joy you will get out of pet ownership. When you engage in cat care activities like feeding, petting, or playing with your cat, you are showing your feline friend how much you love them. Seeing your cat at his or her healthiest [...]


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<p>The more excellent your cat care regimen is for your cat, the more joy you will get out of pet ownership. When you engage in cat care activities like feeding, petting, or playing with your cat, you are showing your feline friend how much you love them. Seeing your cat at his or her healthiest is its own reward, but there are benefits to cat care beyond just keeping your kitten in top shape. Cat care can improve your quality of life and make every day sweeter.</p>
<p>Succeeding at offering your pet the best possible cat care helps you maintain a positive attitude about your abilities, and can boost your confidence in other arenas. Mastering cat care can be a great first step towards overcoming challenges and difficulties in other areas of your life. Psychological experts agree that caring for a pet is a great way to improve your self esteem. When you see how much your cat care regimen matters to your pet, you will be able to appreciate how much of an impact your actions can have. This helps you feel confident and upbeat about your chances of success at work or school, and in the social sphere.</p>
<p>Cat care can be great for your social life. In addition to the confidence boost that taking excellent care of your feline companion can offer, cat care teaches you to expect and feel comfortable with positive interaction. When you bond with your cat, you are practicing the basic social skills that will help you win friends. Caring for your cat may even help make you more comfortable expressing love and affection, and it will certainly let you feel more confident about your feelings being reciprocated. When you pay careful attention to cat care, you are strengthening your ability to be responsible and trustworthy, qualities that will help you keep friends. Experts recommend pet ownership as a great way to help children learn good social skills, and adults may be able to see substantial social benefits as well.</p>
<p>Many people think that caring for their cat and enjoying their cat are two separate activities. However, the truth is that cat care is largely about showing your cat love and affection. That&#8217;s why it is called cat care: because it is how you show that you care about your cat. Cat care can be a satisfying part of your day every day because it lets you see that you&#8217;ve had an effect. When you groom your cat or clean its litter box, you will see a visible difference result immediately from your actions. When you spend a few minutes curled up with your cat on the couch, you will be able to notice a distinct attitude change in both your cat and yourself as you both bask in the calm glow of shared affection. Cat care can make your life richer and fuller on a daily basis.</p>
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