Cat Tips

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common substances toxic to cats
Cat Tips

If This Feline Risk Is in Your Home, Put It Under Lock and Key

Kitties seem to have a weird affinity for this, and it can cause severe neurologic and cardiac side effects. Its 'cousin' can cause sudden death, and another can lead to coma, liver damage, and more. Don't give them to your cat, and make sure your cat can't find them on her own.
— 4 min read
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Dog Tips

If Your Pet Suffers Itchy Skin Consistently, Suspect This First

This can make your poor pet absolutely miserable. Some even scratch themselves sore. You may blame it on this well-known trigger. But often it's the other elephant in the room. Yet you miss it, so you never nip it in the bud. Fortunately, this test can tell you which it is.
— 6 min read
toxic cleaning products
Dog Tips

Are Your Everyday Cleaners Putting Your Pet at Risk?

No one wants a messy and stinky home, but take caution — your cleaning routine could be creating a toxic environment for your furry family members. Watch out for these hazardous cleaning products and switch to safer, nontoxic ones instead.
— 5 min read
petting cats
Cat Tips

Never Pet Your Cat in This Spot — They Hate It!

Study shows where you should never pet your cat because they despise it. Researchers were surprised by the results that were quite different than their expectations, based on how cats stroke each other. Don't pet your precious kitty again till you read this.
— 5 min read
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