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Enjoy my thoughts on pet safety and making your holidays the best they can be!
  • What Might Cause a Cat to Have Skin Problems?

    November 07, 2014
    Most cat breeds feature a generous coat of fur, but dry skin is still easy for pet owners to diagnose. The condition of your cat's skin will influence the gloss, texture and density of its coat. Symptoms such as lackluster fur, excessive oil and dandruff-like flaking are indications of an unhealthy dermis. However, treatment for these "dryness-related" symptoms have less to do with external skincare and more to do with a possibly underlying internal condition. Click HERE For more information ...
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  • Helping Cat Anxiety During Family Gatherings

    November 06, 2014
    The time of year for holiday and family gatherings can be stressful for pets that are shy, especially cats. Some cats are very social and love to greet your holiday guests; however, most cats tend to be shy, and need to have their own space to feel safe. With lots of company around the holidays, cats can become very anxious or risk injury if they are underfoot. For cats that are timid around strangers or noise, it is best to keep them in a room that is relatively quiet and where they can have ...
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  • Training your Cat to Sleep at Night

    November 05, 2014
    It is important to understand that cats are naturally nocturnal animals. That means, they sleep during the day and are active (hunting) at night. Humans are diurnal, meaning we typically are awake during the daytime and sleep at night. The aim is to re-train your cat to follow a similar sleep pattern to you. Like; awake during the daytime, sleep at night. So, what can I do to re-train my cat to sleep during the night? Schedule play during the daytime/early evening hours. Interactive toys ...
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