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Lets Look at Breeding Cats

August 31, 2010

Over the last thousands of years, cats have pretty much handled their breeding themselves. In the beginning, they were used for one purpose – hunting and killing rodents.

By Jay Schindler | Posted in Breed Specific | Tagged 70 distinct cat breeds, Cat, Pet | Comments (2)

Lets Look At Animal Control

August 29, 2010

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In America today, there are states that are actively pushing pet owners to be controlled by law. States such as California are enacting laws in which pet owners are forced to spay or neuter their pets. [...]

By Jay Schindler | Posted in Cat Care | Tagged control the rights of individual pet lovers, forced to spay or neuter their pets, limit the number of pets that are allowed, Neutering, Overpopulation, Pet, states have no right to tamper, unwanted animals in the pet shelters | Comments (2)

Should You Declaw Your Cats

August 17, 2010

There is a serious risk of death for cats that are declawed. Death could be brought on by the anesthesia they received, or any complications in surgery or hemorrhage.

By Jay Schindler | Posted in De-Clawing, Scratching Posts | Tagged Amputation, Cats are born with claws, Cats that are declawed experience stiffness of the joints, claw re-growth, declawing cats is one of the options a cat owner can take, declawing is basically an unkind and a very animal-unfriendly thing to do, Elective Surgery, feelings of lameness, Onychectomy, Pet, presence of abscess, this procedure is equal to the amputation of all the finger tips of a human being | Comment (1)

Ten Cat Facts Regarding Social Behavior

August 15, 2010

The following cat facts on social behavior and interaction should help you better understand your pet. Cat behavior is largely misunderstood, even by experienced cat owners.

By Kurt Schmitt | Posted in Social Behavior | Tagged A tail held vertically is a greeting and an indication of happiness, Behavior, Cat, communal scent, domestic cats do not form packs, Feline Social Behavior, genetic predisposition mostly from his father, learned social behavior from his mother, limited set of body language skills, Pet, second socialization process | Comments (4)

Children and Cats

August 13, 2010

Children and cats’ companionship is not only possible but also preferable. A cat can play a role of an aid for a child who has already learnt to walk. The child can take care of the pet, feeding it, brushing and generally looking after. This is way children learn to understand animals.

By Travis Ol | Posted in Adding Pets To The Family, Living In The Family, Social Behavior | Tagged Cat, Child, How to treat your cat, Hygiene and diseases, Kitten, Little babies and cats, Pet, Who can take care of a pet | Comments (2)

The Big Cat Breeds Needs Rescue Shelters

July 23, 2010

Thousands of cats find homes in cat rescue operations. These cats aren’t always the small pets people usually have in their homes. Sometimes, the cats in question are big cats, such as mountain lions or tigers.

By Mike Selvon | Posted in Breed Specific, Social Behavior | Tagged animal attacks someone, Big cat, Big cats rescue, Breaking the cycle for responsible preservation of big cats for future generations is an important factor in their survival, Cat breed, Cryptozoology, owner abandons the big cats, Pet, Supply and demand are the two biggest contributing factors to big cat breeds ending up in a cat rescue | Comments (3)

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