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Cats are territorial creatures, and when roaming the suburbs, they often feel the need to challenge another feline that dares invade their space. This is especially common for highly territorial tomcats however neutered males and females will also fight from time to time. During a fight, cats commonly sustain scratch and bite wounds. Cat bite … Read more

During the warm summer months, trees, plants, and flowers are flourishing, the birds are singing, and our cats are spending more time outdoors. The local wildlife is reaching peak activity, taking advantage of all of the fruits on offer during summer. Unfortunately, this is a time when insect stings affect both us and our pets … Read more

Have you ever seen a cat or kitten that appears ‘wobbly’ and has bad balance? It’s possible that they’re suffering from Feline Cerebellar Hypoplasia, a common congenital condition in cats. In this article, we discuss what cerebellar hypoplasia is, how it affects cats, and what you can do about it. What is Cerebellar Hypoplasia? Cerebellar … Read more

Did you know that in addition to the traditional anti-flea products found at pet stores, you can use natural home remedies? These can be healthier for the pets and for the people around them. That said, natural remedies can be ineffective, especially for massive infestations. Here’s what you can do to help your cat get … Read more

It’s a very common complaint; you get in from a hard day at work, go to put on your PJs, and they’re covered in urine. Cats often pick the worst places to pee, sometimes even urinating right in front of their shocked owners. But contrary to popular opinion, they don’t do this to ‘make a … Read more