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How to trim your kitten's claws! Tips for doing it safely and stress-free
When can you start trimming a kitten's claws? How far down should you trim them? We answer these questions and provide a detailed explanation of how to trim a kitten's claws. We've also compiled tips for making nail trims less stressful for your kitten, and...
Cat Health Checkups: Recommended Age to Start, What's Included, and Estimated Costs (Veterinarian Explains)
Humans get regular health check-ups, but do cats need them too? Cats are good at hiding symptoms, and by the time symptoms appear, it can sometimes be too late. For early detection of diseases, health check-ups are very important. We will explain in detail the...
Where should you put your cat's litter box? Placement indoors and how to choose a litter box.
Your cat may be eliminating outside the litter box because it doesn't like where the litter box is placed. Just as cats have preferences for cat litter, the placement of the litter box is also an important issue. To ensure your cat uses the litter...
My Beloved Cat Has Heart Disease... How to Cope with a Sudden Diagnosis of "Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy"
It's difficult to detect heart disease in cats early, and it can even lead to sudden death. When our cat, Jiji, dislocated his leg, he was diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, and we began treatment. In this article, I'll detail the situation at the time and...
Why Do Cats Groom Themselves? The Meaning of Grooming and Key Points to Remember
Cats groom themselves for reasons beyond just being clean. We'll provide an easy-to-understand explanation of cat grooming, including the reasons and meanings behind it, the frequency and timing of grooming, and how to deal with excessive grooming.
When Is a Cat in Heat? Heat Cycles, Symptoms, and What to Watch Out For
When is a cat's heat cycle? At what age does it start? A cat's heat cycle can be characterized by "problem behaviors" such as loud meowing and urine spraying. This article summarizes the basics of a cat's heat cycle, including the physical changes that occur...
How to use a pet taxi for vet visits and moving? [Togatsu Pet Taxi]
A pet taxi is a pet-exclusive taxi that can transport both cats and dogs. It can be used for trips to the vet, visits to your hometown, or transportation to a new home. It's a convenient service that allows pet owners to ride along as...
Too cute to be an annoyance! Five unique "cat harassments" from three cats
There's an undeniable cuteness and humor to "nekohara" (cat harassment), where cats interfere with whatever you're doing. This time, I'll be introducing the "nekohara" performed by the three feline overlords in my household. Enjoy a glimpse into the reality of "nekohara," as only a cat...
[New Product] Refreshing! Limited Edition Spring/Summer Colors Added to Popular MUJI Cotton Twill Cat Collar
New limited edition spring/summer colors have been added to the popular MUJI cotton twill series! Made from 100% cotton fabric that is soft yet has just the right amount of crispness, it feels pleasantly smooth against the skin. Why not enjoy stylish spring and summer...
Tips for Owning Multiple Cats: Pay Attention to the Care of Your Resident Cat and Compatibility Between Cats!
Many cat owners consider having multiple cats but worry about their compatibility. While personality compatibility is important, it's also crucial to create an environment where new cats can adapt without stress. This article explains the fundamentals of keeping multiple cats, including how to introduce resident...
What is the role of a cat's whiskers? Is it okay to cut them? What are the different types of whiskers?
Is it true that if you cut a cat's whiskers, it can't walk? What is the role of a cat's whiskers? We will explain in detail the roles, mechanisms, and types of cat whiskers that you might think you know but actually don't.
When a cat urinates frequently or in large amounts, it could be due to frequent urination or an illness.
If your cat goes to the litter box many times a day, or urinates frequently, it may be a sign of frequent urination. Frequent urination can be a symptom of an underlying illness, such as cystitis, urinary stones, or kidney disease. We will explain the...
[Toy Review] Got a self-standing cat toy that sticks to the floor! How did my beloved cat react...?
It's a common cat owner experience for a cat to completely ignore a toy you bought for them, thinking, "They're surely going to love this." This time, I bought a self-standing cat teaser that sticks to the floor. The reactions of my three cats were...
Winter Cat Care: What Vets Want You to Know About Keeping Your Feline Healthy and Warm
It's suddenly gotten cold. We can warm ourselves up, but do cats need to be kept warm? Cats are susceptible to urinary tract diseases such as cystitis, urolithiasis, and kidney disease due to cold-induced stress. To prevent these diseases, winter health management is essential. In...
Cat Health Checks (Cat Docks): At What Age Should They Start? A Guide to Tests, Costs, and Important Considerations
Cats are creatures that hide illnesses. Regular check-ups are necessary to ensure they live long and healthy lives. We've compiled essential information about cat health check-ups, including what they entail, costs, and how often they should be done. This is a must-read for owners who...
Going to buy ice with an empty body…the “real situation & feelings” on the day my beloved cat passed away
Animals are not just pets; they are family members. While this understanding is becoming more widespread, the pain of "pet loss" is often not well understood and can be difficult for those who haven't lived with animals to imagine. So, this time, I will share...
Attach an ID sticker to your cat's collar! A mark for your cat in case of emergency
Cat collars are useful when your beloved cat gets lost due to an escape or disaster. Not only does it serve as proof that your cat is a pet, but by writing your name and contact information on it, the chances of being reunited with...
What causes inappropriate urination in cats? How to deal with sudden litter box issues and prevention tips
Though often mistaken as intentional, there are actually reasons why cats fail to use the litter box. Stress and illness can cause accidents, but it's important to understand your cat's habits and ensure a suitable litter box environment. This article explains the causes, solutions, and...
When I consulted my hairdresser about "my cat's habit of chewing my hair"... I ended up with a haircut that surprisingly put my cat first.
When you live with a cat, many things become cat-first. In my case, after meeting a cat-loving hairdresser, even my hair became cat-first! My hairdresser, who prioritizes my cat's "desire to chew my hair" (even though they've never met), started giving me "chewable cuts."
[Written by a Veterinarian] 5 Habits to Prevent Dementia in Senior Cats and Key Points for Early Detection
Dementia can also affect older cats. Before symptoms like nocturnal crying and wandering appear, prevention and daily care are essential. In this article, a veterinarian clearly explains lifestyle habits to prevent dementia, how to recognize signs, and foods and supplements that protect brain health.
Real reviews from 7 years of living with cats! Cat litter box hacks to solve the "litter tracking problem"
Cat owners often complain about litter scatter every time their beloved feline friend uses the litter box. To solve this problem, we created a dedicated space with a recessed floor for the cat litter box in our home. This time, I'll share a "real-life usage...
[Veterinarian Explains] What diseases are Ragdolls prone to? Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, urolithiasis, hairballs, etc.
Ragdolls are known as "plush toy" cats, and true to their name, they are very easy to keep. Due to their long fur, they are prone to hairballs, and compared to other cat breeds, they tend to be more susceptible to urinary stones. Additionally, hypertrophic...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Important Summer Care Tips for Cats: A Comprehensive Guide to Heatstroke, Dehydration, and Air Conditioning Management
Summer heat is a major stressor for cats. In this article, a veterinarian provides a detailed explanation of heatstroke and dehydration in cats, precautions when using air conditioning, how to create a comfortable environment, and ways to prevent summer-specific loss of appetite and skin problems....
[Preservation Edition] Cat Evacuation and Disaster Preparedness Guide | How to Evacuate Together and a Checklist of Items You Need Now
What cat supplies do you need when evacuating with your cat during a disaster? We've put together a checklist of what to prepare and how much, including food, water, cat litter, and other convenient items.
5 things you said to your cat that you regret! What were the "forbidden words" that owners apologized for that day?
I wish I hadn't said that... Pet owners are living beings with emotions, so it's natural to have such regrets while living with cats. This time, I'll share words I regretted saying to my beloved cat.
Where did their hunting instincts go...? My beloved cats' reactions to finding a bug, and their owner's despair.
Some people might think that if you have a cat, you don't have to worry about bugs in the house. However, cats' reactions to bugs vary. In my house, the cats lose to stink bugs and treat small bugs as subjects for their independent studies,...
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.
Who knew 50ml of fluid had accumulated in her chest? My cat was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma, and I learned "key points for post-operative follow-up care."
Hemangiosarcoma in cats is a rare disease, and there is still much that is unknown about it. Our calico cat, Jiji, was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma, and although the tumor was removed, she crossed the rainbow bridge four months after the surgery. In hopes that other...
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