Real cat care tips, health advice, and behavior guides from Adnan and his cat Muezza. Help for new and experienced cat parents.
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Cat Biting Paws Bloody: Here Is Why and What You Should Do!
Seeing my cat biting its paws intensively until it started bleeding was very sad to me. I was not sure what to do to help my cat, Muezza, about this. Fortunately, I got to know about the reasons afterwards and followed the solutions accordingly, though it’s crucial to understand that professional veterinary attention is often…
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My Cat Ate Spoiled Wet Food; What Should I Do?
Ensuring that your feline friend is consuming fresh and healthy food is crucial. Unfortunately, accidents can happen, and sometimes, our cats may inadvertently consume spoiled wet food. So what happens if your cat eats spoiled wet food? Within approximately an hour, your cat may start feeling unwell, experiencing symptoms such as vomiting, elevated body temperature,…
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Cat Ate Earring: What I Did (And What You Should Do!)
Cats are super spontaneous, aren’t they? They can just grab random things and pop them into their mouths. Now, if you’ve just realized your cat has eaten an earring, I bet you’re totally panicking! I know that feeling all too well. My own cat, Muezza, once swallowed a big seed, and believe me, I wasted…
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Cat Ate Advil Liqui-Gels: Emergency Alert With Proper Action Guide
I’ve had my share of problems with my cat, Muezza, a 2-year, 8-month-old mixed Persian. One moment I recall vividly was when she managed to get into an Advil Liqui-Gels tablet I had just bought for pain relief. It’s true that it was a frustrating and worrying moment for me, but I learned quite a…
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Can You Worm a Nursing Cat? Guide to Protecting Mother and Kittens
Worming is essential to maintain your cat’s good health and ensure a long life. Nursing cats are at greater risk because worms can also be passed on to kittens. Now, the question is, can you worm a nursing cat? Yes, you can, under strict veterinary guidance, deworming a nursing cat is often necessary and safe.…
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Can You Throw a Cat? An Inhumane Act That Must Never Happen
No, Never, You can’t throw a cat . My neighbor Siam has a cat. One day, I found Siam getting furious with his cat as he broke his favorite coffee mug. In a fit of anger, he threw him from their two-storied building. I just wondered and thought, is the cat okay? Can you throw…
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Can Unvaccinated Cats Be Around Dogs?(Debate, Science, & Expert Views)
What could be more heartwarming than having a dog and a cat under one roof, basking in their unique charm? However, amidst the enchantment, these beloved pets need essential vaccinations to protect their health. But can unvaccinated cats be around dogs? No, unvaccinated cats can’t be around dogs. While a vaccinated dog would have protection…
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Can Neutered Cats Ejaculate: Myth or Reality?
My uncle is a new cat owner. Recently, he neutered his 1.5-year-old male cat. He noticed some wet spots on his bed. At first, he thought it was his cat’s pee. But later, he realized the smell was different, leading him to wonder if it could be residual cat ejaculate. So, what’s the truth? Can…
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Can Cats See Candle Light? Clarifying Your Confusion!
Many thoughts arise while having a pet cat. You might even wonder, “Can cats see candlelight?” when your cat seems fixated on them. Or do they only perceive the movements? Cats can indeed see candlelight, but not with the same vibrant colors as humans. Their eyes lack the specific cone cells that detect red and…
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Can Cats Have Balsamic Vinegar? Unveiling the Facts!
Balsamic vinegar has become a popular ingredient in human food due to its distinct flavor and potential health benefits. However, as responsible pet owners, understanding the possible advantages and risks of introducing any human food, especially balsamic vinegar, to our feline companions is crucial. So, can cats have balsamic vinegar? The answer is a definitive…
Categories: Health