Archive for the ‘Cat News’ Category
May
2008
We often think of cats as being somewhat standoffish and independent. Admittedly, it is harder to develop a close bond with a cat than it is with a dog, but one can develop a truly close and important relationship with a feline pet.
One of the best ways to strengthen the cat/owner bond is by spending a little extra time and effort pampering the animal. For all of their independence, cats really do enjoy being spoiled. They appreciate the extra attention and see it as a signal of friendship and companionship from their owner.
If you have a pet cat and are looking for a way to get a little closer to him or her, you might want to consider exploring some ways to pamper the pet a little bit. There are literally hundreds of cat pampering techniques that can improve the quality of your relationship.
All you need is a good resource to supply you with some ideas. Cat pampering is really only limited by your imagination. By seeking out some helpful hints and recommendations, you will soon be discovering new ways to pampering your cat every day.
The end result may be a more rewarding relationship with your cat. A pet cat may never charge the door, jump up on your chest and lick your face when you come home, but with a little pampering you can develop a stronger bond.
Tags: cats, cat health, pet cats, cat, kitten
Apr
2008
Domestic Cat Date Back to Middle East
April 18th, 2008 at 12:04 am by Cat Lover in Cat NewsTags: pet cats, cat health, kitten, pet cat, cat care
Apr
2008
Genetic Problems for Maine Coon Cats
April 3rd, 2008 at 10:01 am by Cat Lover in Cat Health, Cat NewsWhile inbreeding does usually pass or create genetic problems, genetic problems can occur within Maine Coon Cats regardless of whether or not inbreeding has taken place. Here are some problems that are specific to Maine Coon Cats.
Hip Dysplasia a problem that most breeders are trying to breed out. They do this by having their studs and dams tested for potential hip Dysplasia, and then only mating normal to normal. This, unfortunately, doesn’t always breed out the disorder, giving researchers the idea that hip Dysplasia can skip numerous generations.
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy is also a genetic disorder, which can cause the left ventricle of the heart to thicken and stiffen. This leads to heart failure. Maine Coons can be tested for this disorder between the ages of 1 and 7 years.
Mar
2008
Emerging Feline Disease Cause Tragic Loss to Cat Owner
March 4th, 2008 at 04:35 am by Cat Lover in Cat NewsCheck out of any strange signs for your cat. They could be at risk of deadly virus if early signs of infections are in place. Even the constant care to ensure your cats do not wander too much outdoors, this deadly diseases can strike any moment, Make sure you bring the cats to the vets for early treatments. Read on to learn more about the information to take more precaution for your pet.
Mar
2008
Orangic Goes To The Cat And Dogs
March 2nd, 2008 at 12:00 am by Cat Lover in Cat NewsThink of Healthy food, Perhaps this organic food may be good start to good health for both your pets cat or dogs. Check out those certified organic pet products which are safer than traditional pet food. They will be just as good in terms of quality ingredients and preparation and handling. Read to find out more,
Feb
2008
Domestic Cat Lives Could Save Wild Relatives
February 26th, 2008 at 04:08 pm by Cat Lover in Cat News, GeneralThis may sound so interesting. Could this be some scientific breakdown if the research has suggested that domestic cats ancestors diverged from the ancestors of other populations of today’s wildcats. Stay tuned to find out more on this article.
Dec
2007
Have you always wanted a cat, but heard some breeds make better pets than others? Maybe you have always wanted a cat, but do not know anything about them? There are plenty of ways to learn about cats and what breeds fit your personality. The choice can come from having an indoor, outdoor or indoor and outdoor cat. The tough and smart survive in the out of doors. Small cats are often pray for birds and other wildlife and should be kept indoors. Tomcats, a mixed breed, are great at surviving outdoors and mousers. So let us look at a few breeds of cats and then you will be able to choose which one may be right for your lifestyle.
Siamese: The Siamese cat can be a fickle creature. They often require a lot of attention when they determine it is necessary. They tend to meow quite a bit and can tear up a home if left alone for too long. These are the downsides. Siamese can be great pets, especially when raised from infancy. They are often white with brown ears and blue eyes. You may recognize them from Lady and the Tramp? Those two were a little mean and not the typical portrayal of a Siamese. Siamese are generally very affectionate. They are also one of the most intelligent of the cat species. They tend to be very social, which is why they meow or “talk” a lot. A sign for attention is usually a very vocal meow much like a babies cry. Siamese typically bond to one person very strongly and are territorial of that person.
Persian: The Persian cat breed is one of the oldest cats around. They are longhaired cats with beautiful shinny coats. They are very soft and friendly; however, they are prone to health problems such as allergies. The Persian does not always play as much as other breeds, but they do enjoy a bit of fun for exercise especially in a social situation. They love to have other cats around to play with as well as have a lap available when they are in need of a lap. Persians are a variety of colors from solid black, white or a mix of white and browns around the face. A popular Persian is the Himalayan.
Manx: The Manx is known for its stubby tail or having no tail. The downside to Manx cats is the lack of tail. Often a Manx can suffer from worms and other parasites due to improper cleaning and not having the protection of a tail. This does not mean you should discount the Manx as a breed. The Manx breed is extremely intelligent and playful. They are a lot like dogs in the play area because they can fetch when you through toys and bring them back to you. They are very social animals and depend on human care. They don’t like to be left alone for too long, so it is wise to have other cats to play with when you are gone during the day. The best home for a Manx is one filled with children.
These are just three of the more popular breeds of cats. There are over a dozen cat breeds to choose from and finding the one to fit your lifestyle is important. Cats are very social and intelligent, but some breeds can be loners. Most often, a cat chooses when the time is right and what type of attention they want at the time. The phrase “you do not own a cat it owns you” is very true.
Dec
2007
Say Hello To A Healthier Kitty With The New American Red Cross Cat First Aid Guide
December 11th, 2007 at 06:09 pm by Cat Lover in Cat Health, Cat News, GeneralThat will be really an amazing manual to be released. With the help of this guide, for the pet owner, this will help to keep the pet healthy and prepare for an emergency when it comes along.
Pet Owner should get one if possible as such it will greatly aid the family and allow it to recognize and to respond to a variety of health issues and life threatening emergencies.
Dec
2007
Cat Survived Ordeal
December 5th, 2007 at 12:05 am by Cat Lover in Cat NewsPoor Cat. I think it is really a blessing in disguise, finally they are able to release the cat. Imagine suffering through the ordeal for 19 days was really terrible. Lucky that the residents are alerted and react fast enough to rescue the cat
I believe if people are more considerate and dispose the trash properly, it may well help to reduce these repeat cases
Dec
2007
No Bird Flu Cases In Romania, But Test Pending For Cat
December 1st, 2007 at 03:07 pm by Cat Lover in Cat News, GeneralDec
2007
New Animal Protection Law To Limit Stray Cats & Dogs
December 1st, 2007 at 12:10 am by Cat Lover in Cat News, GeneralNov
2007
Bottled Water For Thirsty Furry Friends
November 29th, 2007 at 08:51 pm by Cat Lover in Cat News, GeneralNov
2007
Nov
2007
Study Identifies Deadly Chemical Duo In Contaminated Pet Food
November 19th, 2007 at 03:24 am by Cat Lover in Cat News, GeneralNov
2007


