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If your cat has been injured by another animal, it is possible that his wound will turn into an abscess. What causes it to form are bacteria that enter the body, right through the wound. If you think your cat may have an abscess, take him to a vet to treat his wound and get antibiotics - the vet will advise you on how to deal with it and administer medications.

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As soon as they are born, all cats are blind, deaf and unable to control their body temperature, so they depend completely on their mother. When they are born on their due date they need a lot of care, but if they are premature they need extra attention and care.

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Do you find it difficult to sleep at night because your cat is always awake or meowing, or running up and down stairs or constantly moving in the newspapers, etc.? Read on for tips on how to help your cat sleep when you sleep, so you don't wake up with a cat's paw on your nose at 2.

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An orphaned kitten is vulnerable, helpless and unable to meet their basic needs. As the new owner of the cat, you must take care of its hygiene, as the mother is not present to wash it. Keeping a kitten clean reduces the likelihood of it contracting disease.

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Mother cat generally chooses a safe place to give birth to her kittens. To do this, take several factors into consideration and look for a place that is quiet, dark, dry, warm, and away from predators, male cats, or meddling humans. Sometimes, however, cats do not make the wisest choice due to inexperience, because circumstances may change or just because they are wrong.

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Kidney failure is a common problem, especially in older cats. A weak kidney is unable to efficiently filter toxins from the blood (such as digestive by-products, urea and creatinine). As a result, cats with kidney failure end up accumulating toxins in their blood and therefore risk suffering from inflammation of the stomach lining and nausea, thus becoming reluctant to eat.

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If your cat does not discharge or produces very dry and hard stools, then he may be constipated. Constipation is a rather annoying ailment for your cat and it is frustrating to see how she struggles to defecate. If the vet agrees and your pet is quite docile, then you can try giving him an enema at home to ease his discomfort.

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Stray cats - that is, those that do not have a permanent home - are a huge problem all over the world. For example, it is estimated that in the United States alone there are up to 70 million specimens. Homeless cats have very hard and short lives;

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It can be frustrating to have to deal with a cat jumping on kitchen countertops and other surfaces you don't want it to go to - the living room table, nightstands, and so on. This is a behavioral problem typical of many domestic cats; however, there are ways to discourage him from making this habit.

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Dogs are easier to train, but cats can certainly learn tricks too. Sometimes they can even spontaneously do fun things; just do a search on YouTube. Here's how to teach your cat some tricks! But take your time, as cats are more difficult to train than dogs!

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Cats often get into some kind of trouble, whether they live indoors, outdoors, or have access to both environments. For this reason it is no surprise that they eventually suffer some injuries, including damage to the tail. If your cat has just returned home and is not lifting her tail or you feel it is bent and broken, she has probably been injured and may even have a fracture.

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A cat is happy if it has a warm, safe place to hide and laze around. Cats love to sleep an average of 12 to 16 hours a day, so having an ideal place to doze is vitally important to them. In less than 15 minutes you can create a kennel that fits perfectly to your cat in size and shape, customizing it according to his needs and character.

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Caring for newborn kittens who have been orphaned can be very rewarding, but it is also very challenging. Humans cannot fully replace the role of the mother cat and caring and feeding them is a full-time task. Unfortunately, sometimes a mother cat is unable to look after the kittens and at other times she refuses them;

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Cats get colds and can sometimes even suffer from more severe breathing problems. If your furry friend is experiencing this kind of difficulty, you should make an appointment with the vet to find the cause of his congestion and have him treated.

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Cats are wonderful animals and it's great to have them around, but they too, like people, have feelings and emotions. Unlike people, however, they don't understand you when you tell them, "hey, man, it's all right". This article will help you make friends with that angry cat.

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Since domestic cats are typically cuddly and cute animals, it's all too easy to think the same about wild cats that roam your neighborhood. Unfortunately, wild cats can be harmful to themselves and others if left in the wild. Wild populations can multiply rapidly, leading to dangerous overpopulation, frequent competition between cats for food and territory, and other annoyances such as loud meowing, stinking male cat urine and much more.

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In less than half an hour and for less than 5 Euros, an old wool sweater from the thrift store or taken from a forgotten corner of your closet can be transformed into a cozy cat bed (or for dogs if the dog is small. and the sweater is very big).

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Losing sight of a cat can be a rather unpleasant experience. It can be difficult to find or understand where to start searching. Thankfully, there are steps you can take to prevent you from losing your cat and to make it easier for you to find him when he walks around.

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Deungulation, also called onychectomy or declawing, is a practice that consists in the surgical removal of all or part of the bones connected to the nails, as well as a portion of the tendon and ligament. In Italy it is a prohibited procedure, unless it is justified by medical-veterinary pathologies, while in other countries, such as the United States, it is unfortunately used to prevent the animal from damaging the furniture.

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If you think the cat always uses the litter box… you've never had a cat. For every cat who uses it properly even when home is a battlefield, there is another that prefers the new leather sofa instead of that nice fresh and scented litter box you made for him.

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Cats and kittens can be adorable, but with their inquisitive natures (and their claws) they are also a potential threat to clothing, furniture and bedding. If you live in an apartment, you can do several things to make it cat proof and prevent the newcomer from destroying everything you own.

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Massaging your cat can be very helpful in relaxing him, calming him down after a stressful event, or it can simply make him feel loved and cared for. In fact, if done correctly, a massage makes the cat feel much better than a normal petting session.

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As a cat gets older, their abilities, preferences and needs change. An elderly specimen, over 10 years old, typically requires a lot more veterinary attention, changes in basic care, and adjustments in the way you interact with him. As the owner, it is your responsibility to make these changes when caring for the cat;

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Even if you don't particularly love cats, it's hard to resist the sight of a puppy that looks like he is in danger. Whether it's in your neighborhood or an industrial or commercial area, there's always a good chance you'll run into a cat that doesn't seem to have a home and can be hard not to soften;

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If your cat has a broken paw and you can't go to the vet right away, you need to splint it yourself. Ask someone to help you, because two heads are better than one and four hands are better than two, especially if your "hairy patient"

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Some cats develop the habit of urinating on the carpet and this can be very frustrating for their owners. The smell is terrible and often spreads throughout the house. Furthermore, cat urine is difficult to remove from the fibers, giving rise to persistent odors.

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If you have ever taken your cat to the vet, you have probably received medication to administer to the pet at home. The thought of giving your cat an injection, however, can make an impression on some owners. Many medications are available in pills, but others, such as insulin, can only be given with an injection.

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There are several types of worms that can infect cats. The four most common are roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms and heartworms. These worms not only pose a danger to cats, but they can infect all other pets in the house; moreover, some of them are also transmitted to humans.

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Hairball formation is a relatively common problem for cats, although it usually shouldn't happen more than once a week. If your cat seems to have a problem with shedding hairballs, you can try some home remedies, such as a paste to regulate bowel function and aid in hair digestion or even petroleum jelly.

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Have you just adopted a kitten full of fleas, but you can't treat him because he is still too young for chemicals to apply to his skin? Here are some tips to get rid of these parasites in another way! Steps Step 1. Buy flea and tick shampoo Make sure it's specifically for cats and your kitten is old enough to come in contact with the product.

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Urinary tract infections can affect both felines and humans. Treating such an infection without using antibiotics is difficult, if not impossible. Only partially treating the infection risks suppressing symptoms with the bacteria still present, potentially leading to a long-term infection that could harm your cat's health.

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Having a stuffy nose isn't pleasant for a cat at all! The first thing to do to help him is to identify the cause of the problem. Once you've identified the trigger, you can treat the disorder with medication or, if it's a common infection, let it go away on its own.

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It is absolutely normal for cats to have occasional episodes of vomiting; however, if it is unusual for your cat, if the episodes increase, if the cat is losing weight or looking sick, you should take him to the vet for a check-up. While waiting for your visit, there are some simple methods you can use to help your cat feel better and stop throwing up.

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Many neighborhoods are home to real colonies of stray cats that live in the streets and courtyards. Most stray cats are not domesticated; this means that they are wild and have never lived in someone's home. However, it is possible to tame a stray cat or kitten with a little effort and patience.

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A cat's fur is healthy when it's smooth and shiny, not rough or brittle. Whether it's a long-haired or short-haired animal, proper nutrition and good grooming will help keep its fur healthy. Once you have learned the basic steps to follow to make their coat healthy, it will be easier to put them into practice in your cat's daily care.

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Are you the proud owner of a new kitten? This tender and adorable creature grows fast and has many needs, but can cry often, causing distress. By identifying the reason for crying and offering comfort, you can stop him and build a strong bond between you.

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If you have a cat, you will most likely have occasions when you need to sedate it: trips, visits to the vet or even a "manicure". Some even celery their cats when they move house to keep them from getting angry and trying to escape.

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Cats, just like us, can suffer from anxiety and stress when they travel. Being outside your environment could throw your cat into a panic; so, if you have to take it with you on a plane, you should spend time and attention preparing it properly.

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Bacterial dermatological infections in cats, the most common being staphylococcal infections, are also known as pyoderma and can be caused by environmental or internal factors. You can diagnose this disorder at home by looking at the animal's symptoms and checking its skin for lesions, pustules, and sores.

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When a female goldfish is ready to spawn, she changes physically and behaves in a peculiar way. There are several ways to tell if your goldfish is about to spawn. First, try to understand if there are the right conditions for this to happen.