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Introduction: Why Cats Bite Your Hair Many people assume that cats bite hair just to be “annoying” or that it’s a sign of bad behavior. That couldn’t be further from the truth. Hair biting is a natural behaviour for cats. It often shows affection, curiosity, or even stress. Knowing why your cat bites your hair…
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What Is a Ruptured Cat Bite Abscess? Many cat owners think that a burst cat abscess is not a big deal because “it already drained itself.” But that’s actually one of the most dangerous assumptions you can make. Just because the abscess popped open doesn’t mean the infection is gone. A ruptured cat bite abscess…
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Introduction: Understanding Cats and Spider Bites Many cat owners believe that cats are naturally immune to spider bites—but that’s a myth. While cats are agile and have fast reflexes, they are not protected from spider venom. Even a tiny spider can bite if your cat provokes it, gets too close, or explores areas where spiders…
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Introduction: Why Cat Grooming Products Matter Most people think grooming is only for long-haired cats or show cats—but that’s not true at all. Every cat, even short-haired indoor ones, needs regular grooming. They also need the right grooming products to stay healthy and comfortable. Grooming is not just about looking pretty… It’s an important part…
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Why Indoor Cats Can Still Get Worms Many cat owners believe that indoor cats are completely safe from worms. It’s a common assumption, but unfortunately, it’s not true. Even cats that never step outside can still get infected with intestinal parasites. Worms can sneak into your home, and ignoring them can harm your cat’s health.…
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Do Indoor Cats Really Need Vaccines? Many people believe that indoor cats don’t need vaccines at all because they never step outside. Sounds logical, right? However, the truth is that this belief can put your cat at serious risk. Even if your cat stays indoors, never sees grass, and lounges on the couch all day,…
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Why Indoor Cats and Rabies Shots Matter Many cat owners think indoor cats are safe from rabies. They believe these cats don’t need vaccinations. Indoor cats have a lower risk than outdoor cats, but it’s a myth that they don’t need rabies shots at all. Viruses don’t always stick to the rules. Even indoor cats…
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Can Indoor Cats Really Get Fleas? Many cat owners believe that keeping their cats inside stops fleas completely. While indoor cats are generally safer than outdoor cats, this is not entirely true. Fleas are tiny, persistent parasites that can enter your home in surprising ways. Even indoor cats can scratch, bite, and get fleas if…
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Why Cat Litter Smells Many believe that masking cat litter smell requires heavy use of perfume sprays or scented powders near the box. But honestly, that doesn’t fix anything. These strong artificial fragrances usually mix with the bad smell and make the room even worse. The key is to know why the odor forms first.…
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Introduction – Is Your Cat Drinking a Lot of Water and Meowing? Most people assume that a cat drinking a lot of water is a good thing. They think, “At least my cat is staying hydrated, so there’s nothing to worry about.” But that’s not always true. When a cat drinks a lot of water…