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      [Series #3] Saving your cat's life during a disaster. What to do if they escape or get lost. [Series #3] Saving your cat's life during a disaster. What to do if they escape or get lost. What should you do if your cat goes missing in a disaster? Based on examples from the Great East Japan Earthquake, we've compiled information on how to increase the chances of reunion and how to search for a lost cat. We also provide detailed information...
      [Series #2] Protecting Your Cat's Life During a Disaster: Evacuating Together and Staying at the Shelter [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...
      [Series #1] To protect cats' lives during a disaster. Preparing for emergencies. [Series #1] To protect cats' lives during a disaster. Preparing for emergencies. In the event of a disaster, what should you prepare and how should you get ready to survive with your cat? Based on the challenges faced during evacuation with cats during the Great East Japan Earthquake, we will explain in detail the necessary preparations to...
      Healing a Pet-Loss Heart: I Tried Ordering "My Pet Goods" Other Than Acrylic Stands - A Review Healing a Pet-Loss Heart: I Tried Ordering "My Pet Goods" Other Than Acrylic Stands - A Review Sometimes, after losing a beloved pet, we want to feel their presence forever, which leads us to create "my pet goods." This time, I will share the memorial goods I had made for my late cat and the places where I ordered them.
      [Veterinarian Explains] What Diseases Are Maine Coons Prone To? Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Spinal Muscular Atrophy, Hip Dysplasia, and More [Veterinarian Explains] What Diseases Are Maine Coons Prone To? Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Spinal Muscular Atrophy, Hip Dysplasia, and More Main Coons are known to be susceptible to certain diseases, including hereditary conditions. We explain the common diseases you should be aware of to protect your Main Coon's health, and also provide tips for early detection and daily care.