How to Get Rid of Pet Dander and Pet Hair in my Home?

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Animals that have feathers or fur normally shed off tiny skin particles and these are referred to as dander. Thus, cats and dogs are examples of such animals. Some of the particles might be too small for you to see, while others are quite big. Either way, you need to get rid of them because they can cause allergic reactions, particularly if you are allergic to animals. Below are some of the ways you can remove pet hair and pet dander from your house.  read more

Tips and Tricks For Staying on Top of Your Pet’s Dental Health

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Let’s face it: we all want that million-watt smile, and we do a lot to maintain it. From tooth bleaching to cosmetic dentistry, we all want that perfect selfie-ready grin. After all, if people don’t need sunglasses when you flash your pearly whites at them, you’re just not working hard enough! But when was the last time you checked out Fido’s fangs or Fluff’s incisors? The fact is that as important as oral health is to you, it’s just as important for your pet. read more

How To Tell If A Cat Is In Pain

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Cats’ lovers want to live wholly in tune with their furry friends, but how to know that what they are feeling? And how to know that when they are not having a great time? Cats are incredible creatures and are masters of hiding their pain. You cannot understand or guess when your cat is a pain. read more

Complete Guide to Understand the Need of Medical Alert Tags for Pets

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In recent times, for any allergic or medical conditions, there are plenty of Medical bracelets for women out there in the market which consists of the medical identification tag describing the bearer’s medical situation. But what about your pets? How can one ensure their safety? Owners of pets with special medical conditions or needs are familiar with that feeling of being stressed about the well-being of their pets in case they get separated or lost. Now, this is where medical alert tags for the pets come into the picture as through its use, you know that you have taken at least one more step in making sure that your pets are safe.  read more

Tips & Advice on Grooming Your Cat

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Tips & Advice on Grooming Your Cat

Cats are notorious for self-grooming. If you’re a cat owner, you must have seen that your feline spends most of its time eating, sleeping, and grooming. She licks its fur and pulls out knots with her tongue that doesn’t belong there. However, just because a cat is self-sufficient and can take care of herself, it doesn’t mean that you can ignore your duty.  read more

Healthiest Way to Feed a Cat: All You Need To Know

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Nutritious cat food is essential to keep your cat healthy. However, cats are picky eaters, and they form most of their food preferences in their first year of life. Therefore, have your kitten take different types of food, ranging from wet, dry, to semidry. read more

Best Toys for Your Kitten

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Play is essential for a new kitten, particularly if it is the only cat in the house. Kittens usually play socially with their littermates, developing the hunting skills that they would need in the wild. It builds up their muscles, keeps them healthy, and they can socialize at the same time. read more

Why Do Cats Shed & What to Do

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There’s nothing like the comfort of a soft fluffy feline in winter but come summer, your house resembles a werewolf’s cave! In most cases, this intensive fur loss is not a cause for concern as shedding is a natural process. Cats shed their hair in the same way that humans experience a certain amount of daily hair fall. The only difference is the quantity – while you have about 100,000 strands of hair on your head, the average house cat has a whopping 40 million hairs. It’s important to understand why cats shed so that you can take steps to deal with the problem.  read more

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10 Fun Games to Play With Your Cat

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Any cat owner knows that while felines might not be as high maintenance as dogs, they still require a lot of attention and playtime to be happy. I learned the hard way that they don’t much care if you’re tired or not in the mood when they want to play. Simply petting them won’t be enough. read more

Eye Care For Dogs And Cats

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Taking care of a pet requires plenty of things: paying attention to their exercise needs, social needs, nutritional requirements, brushing and grooming requirements, and so on. However, just like you wash your face early in the morning, pets need a way to clean themselves too. Sometimes they can take care of it alone (especially cats and some dogs that love keeping themselves clean such as Basenjis, but sometimes they might need our hand.  read more