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Litter box problems can be a source of frustration for cat owners. When a cat starts urinating or defecating outside the litter box, it can indicate an underlying issue that needs to be addressed. In this blog post, we will discuss common litter box problems and provide practical solutions to help you resolve them and maintain a clean and happy litter box environment for your cat. 1. Location, Location, Location:The placement of the litter box plays a crucial role in encouraging your cat to use it. Ensure that the litter box is located in a quiet, easily accessible area of...

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Cats are known for their grooming habits, but sometimes those habits can lead to the formation of hairballs. Hairballs occur when cats ingest fur while grooming, and the fur accumulates in their digestive system. While hairballs are a common issue among cats, there are steps you can take as a cat owner to manage and reduce their occurrence. This blog will explore some effective tips and tricks to help you deal with cat hairballs.1. Regular Brushing:One of the best ways to prevent hairballs is to regularly brush your cat's fur. Brushing helps remove loose hair and reduces the amount of...

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Like other animals, cats require a lot of sleep to maintain their health. However, there are times when it may seem like your cat spends more time sleeping than awake. Why are cats so restless? And what factors affect your cat's sleeping patterns? Here are some facts about all those naps. How Many Hours a Day Does a Cat Sleep? Cats sleep for 12 to 16 hours each day. To humans, who need about seven hours of sleep during adulthood, that seems like a lot of time spent snoozing. But if you think about it, it shouldn't come as a...

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One of the most frequent vocalizations a cat can make is the purr.  Do you understand why cats purr?  Or the way a cat purrs?  Do you know that not all cats have the ability to purr?  Check out these fascinating facts! 1. When it comes to how a cat purrs, scientists aren't entirely in agreement.  Most people believe that the laryngeal muscles vibrate at a rate of 25 to 150 vibrations per second thanks to a signal that is transmitted from the brain.  When the cat inhales and exhales, the vocal cords separate as a result, and we can hear...

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FEMA has declared the second Sunday in May every year as National Animal Disaster Preparedness Day. It is meant to raise awareness about the importance of planning for our pets' safety before disaster strikes. On this day, veterinarians and kennels celebrate it with us by sharing with pet owners tips on creating emergency plans for our companion animals."Preparedness is peace of mind, and including our animals in preparedness plans before an emergency or disaster is the best way to ensure the safety of people and their pets," said Dr. Heather Case, AVMA Scientific Activities Division director. "Citizen Corps National Animal Disaster Preparedness Day is...

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