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[New Product] Look stylish and cool! Summer-perfect striped cat collar
Introducing a new cat collar with stripes, perfect for summer. Enjoy summer fashion with this simple, refreshing, and gently colored cat collar. It's easy to clean and made of a cotton-poly material that resists pilling, providing a smooth feel.
[Summer Question] Why do cats lie in human walkways? A serious inquiry from a cat owner
When our beloved cats sprawl out and sleep on the flooring, cat owners like us exclaim, "My cat has melted!" and even feel the changing seasons, thinking, "Summer has arrived again this year." But don't you often feel that your cat, at such times, is...
【Veterinarian Explains】What are the Diseases American Shorthairs are Prone to? Diabetes, Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Polycystic Kidney Disease, and More
American Shorthairs are curious and playful, and they remain a popular breed for first-time cat owners due to their ease of care. They also have hearty appetites, making them prone to obesity and related illnesses. Additionally, some genetic diseases have been identified in the breed....
What cat owners can do to prevent their cats from getting into traffic accidents
Keeping your cat indoors is crucial to preventing traffic accidents. However, during vet visits, trips home, or car rides, there's not only a risk of escape but also of traffic accidents. Let's explore why cats get into traffic accidents and how to prevent them.
Is your cat meowing constantly due to stress? A veterinarian explains the different types of cat meows in detail.
Cats communicate with their owners by using different "meows." It is said that there are about 10 different types of cat vocalizations. Also, if a cat keeps meowing, it may indicate some kind of problem. In this article, we will explain cat vocalizations in detail.
What Causes a Cat's Persistent Hiccups? A Vet Explains When to Take Your Cat to the Hospital
Have you ever heard a cat hiccup? While cat hiccups are normal and usually subside after a while, if they don't stop, it could be a sign of an underlying health issue. We'll explain the causes of persistent cat hiccups and the symptoms that warrant...
Causes and Treatments of Bloody Stool in Cats Explained in Detail by a Veterinarian
What should cat owners do if they find blood in their cat's stool? Most cases of bloody stool in cats are caused by an underlying medical condition. These can range from infections to life-threatening illnesses. This article will explain the causes and treatments for bloody...
What does "dora" in "dora-neko" mean? The difference from "nora-neko" and surprising facts
What kind of cat is a "Dora Neko"? Do you vaguely assume it means a stray cat? This article will explain the meaning of "Dora" in "Dora Neko," the origin of the word, the difference from stray cats, and surprising facts related to Dora Neko....
How to Find a Lost Cat: The Complete Guide to Finding Your Escaped Cat with High Probability
To help lost cats safely reunite with their owners, we've created the "Complete Guide to Finding a Lost Cat." This guide clearly explains tips for finding a lost cat, how to catch one, where to report it, and aftercare. A must-read for all cat owners!
What is a cat's primordial pouch? Explaining its purpose and how it differs from obesity
The saggy belly of a cat, known as a primordial pouch, is commonly mistaken for obesity. However, this loose skin serves to protect the abdomen from attack and allows for greater range of motion in the legs. This article will provide interesting facts about a...
Do cats understand "themselves"? Differences in self-recognition between humans and cats from a developmental psychology perspective
At 36, I became a university student, studying psychology. While learning about developmental psychology, I became fascinated by the difference between humans, who can recognize themselves in a mirror, and cats, who, despite not identifying themselves in a mirror, seem to distinguish between themselves and...
How many hours can I leave my cat home alone?
It's often said that cats are good at staying home alone, but for how long is it really okay? For how many days can a cat be left alone? We'll explain in detail the amount of food needed for a cat to stay home alone,...
Explaining the Symptoms and Treatments When a Cat Drinks Milk
While cats are often thought to love milk, it's actually not good for them. Drinking milk can cause stomach upset or allergic reactions. This article will explain in detail why cats shouldn't be given milk and the symptoms if they accidentally drink it.
[Written by a Veterinarian] Do Cats Need Glucosamine and Chondroitin? Joint Care Effects and Precautions
Glucosamine and chondroitin for cats support joint movement and help maintain the health of senior cats. A veterinarian explains the effects, precautions, and administration of supplements in an easy-to-understand manner.
Does it no longer resemble its original form? "Cat lover common experiences": how the way you call your beloved cat changes as you live together
It's a common cat owner experience for a beloved cat's name to change repeatedly due to overwhelming affection. When you hear a name and think, "How did it end up like that?", it often reflects the owner's particularities or deep love. In my household, our...
Complete Guide to Cat Escape Prevention: Dangers at Entrances, Windows, and Balconies, and Solutions You Can Implement Now
This comprehensive guide covers cat escape prevention measures for every area of your home, including entrances, windows, balconies, and screen doors. It features specific prevention goods, DIY ideas, and even measures for if your cat escapes, such as cat collars, ID tags, and microchips. We've...
[Cat's reaction?] Renting a pet oxygen chamber for my beloved cat's illness! Real-life review and cost
When faced with the painful reality that your beloved cat's life is nearing its end, what kind of "palliative care" can an owner provide? When grappling with this question, an animal oxygen chamber is worth considering. This time, I will share my honest experience using...
A vet explains: How to give your cat medicine and what to do if they resist
Is it difficult to give your cat medicine? Veterinarians explain techniques for success. This article clearly introduces how to deal with reluctant cats, how to use tools, and how to administer powders and pills.
[Review] "nyans" scratching post solves the mess problem and satisfies both "standing scratchers" and "sitting scratchers"!
Whenever I buy a cardboard scratching post, my beloved cat always ends up peeing on it... The "nyans" 2-way scratching post solved that problem for me. I was personally very satisfied with it, so this time I've taken the liberty of reporting on my real-world...
Do Cats Get Hay Fever? A Vet Explains Symptoms and Treatments
Due to the warm winter, it seems that the pollen season has started earlier. For those who suffer from hay fever, a difficult time is beginning. But do cats get hay fever? Hay fever is an allergic reaction to pollen. In this article, we will...
What tastes do cats prefer? Is it true they dislike sour flavors? A vet explains in detail.
When you give your cat a treat, you've probably seen them eat it with gusto. But do cats actually find it delicious? Cats are sensitive to "sourness," "bitterness," and "umami," but are insensitive to "saltiness" and cannot taste "sweetness" at all. This time, we'll delve...
[Series #2] Protecting Your Cat's Life During a Disaster: Evacuating Together and Staying at the Shelter
Can you bring your cat to an evacuation shelter? Many pet owners struggle with this question. This article summarizes important considerations when evacuating with your cat during a disaster. We provide a detailed explanation of co-evacuation with your cat and how to spend your time...
What if your beloved cat goes missing? Preparing in advance: An interview with a Lost Cat Poster Specialty Shop [Lost Pet.net]
If your beloved cat has run away, a lost cat poster is essential. With "Maigo Pet.net," you can create a lost cat poster by simply entering the necessary information and sending a photo of your cat. We interviewed them about effective ways to distribute flyers...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Why is a "Quarantine Period" Necessary to Protect Your Resident Cat? Infectious Disease Prevention and Introduction Steps When Welcoming a Rescued Cat
Veterinarian explains. When welcoming a rescue cat, it's dangerous to immediately introduce them to your resident cat. To protect your family from infectious diseases and parasites with incubation periods, establish a minimum 2-week "isolation period." We'll detail the careful steps for introducing them, from proper...
"Organs rupture from the impact of a jump." The terror of amyloidosis, a rare feline disease I learned about from a veterinarian.
Amyloidosis, a disease where a type of protein called "amyloid" deposits in the spaces between cells and tissues, is not widely known due to its low incidence rate. However, it's crucial to gain knowledge about it so you can provide the necessary care if your...
What Causes Foul-Smelling Cat Farts? A Vet Explains in Detail What Symptoms Warrant a Vet Visit
Have you ever smelled a cat fart without hearing it? Cat farts are almost always silent. Just like humans, a cat's farts can also smell bad depending on their stomach condition. We will explain in detail the causes of smelly cat farts and symptoms that...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Why Cats Play Tricks on Buddhist Altars and How to Stop Them | Measures to Safely Protect Your Altar
Cats may tamper with Buddhist altars out of curiosity, interest in smells, or a desire for attention from their owners. A veterinarian explains how to stop this behavior, considering both the cat's feelings and preventing danger.
Can Cats Get Hay Fever? Symptoms and Treatment
Can cats get hay fever? If your cat is sneezing repeatedly, has a runny nose, or is itching their eyes or skin during allergy season, it might be "cat hay fever." This article explains in detail the causes, symptoms, treatments, and preventative measures for cat...
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