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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] Do Cats Need Supplements? Cases Where They Are Recommended and Precautions
For cat owners who wonder, "Does my cat need supplements?" If your cat eats a nutritionally balanced diet, supplements may not be necessary. A veterinarian will clearly explain the cases in which supplements should be given and points to keep in mind.
[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...
[Cat Toy Review] We gave them an automatic mouse toy... How did our beloved cats react?
When you're busy with work, housework, or childcare and can't give your beloved cat enough attention, automatic cat toys can be a great help. This time, we're thoroughly reviewing an automatic moving mouse toy that's been gaining buzz for a while now. We'll share our...
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!
[Written by a Veterinarian] How to tell the age of a rescue cat: Identifying "estimated age" from teeth and eyes and care by age group
Explained by a veterinarian: How do you determine the estimated age of a rescued cat or former stray? For cats whose birthdays are unknown, we introduce professional checkpoints for distinguishing age based on tooth eruption and wear, and the condition of their eyes. It's okay...
Do indoor cats need collars? A thorough comparison of pros and cons
Is a collar necessary for indoor cats? While collars are useful in case of escape or getting lost, they have both advantages and disadvantages. This article also explains how to choose a collar and tips for getting your cat used to it, aiming to reduce...
The night I lost my beloved cat's cremation ring—I desperately searched and realized it was my "reason to live."
For a grieving owner, a keepsake of a beloved cat can be a great source of comfort. Early this year, I lost a ring containing my cat's ashes and panicked! It made me realize anew the "significance of a keepsake."
"My beloved cat's tooth was getting 'caught on her lip'..." What I learned and realized about "post-tooth extraction precautions"
When a senior cat loses a tooth, you might think, "It's just old age." However, teeth are important for cats too. After a tooth is lost, issues such as problems with the bite, discomfort around the mouth, or changes in appetite can occur.After my own...
Veterinarian Explains: Causes and Treatment of White Cat Poop, and the Importance of Early Detection
White stool indicates a significant abnormality in your cat's body. We will explain in detail the causes, treatments, and countermeasures for white stool.
Veterinarian Explains How to Identify, Provide First Aid, and What to Do Until Seeing a Vet When Your Cat Swallows or Eats Something Harmful
Cats love to play with strings and toys. However, they can sometimes swallow these items, leading to accidental ingestion. If a cat ingests or swallows something it shouldn't, it may experience frequent vomiting and loss of appetite. This article explains how to identify when a...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Is excessive paw grooming in cats a sign to trim their nails? Stress-free care methods
Excessive grooming, where your beloved cat persistently licks or bites their paws, may actually be caused by discomfort or pain from overgrown claws, or even stress from nail trims. If left untreated, there's a risk of the claws growing into their paw pads. A veterinarian...
The weaklings' battle begins! Giji the cat's daily life, taking on a "sticky note" and carrying a "bathmat"
Cats have a talent for turning even the most unlikely objects into toys they feel compelled to battle. This time, I've compiled a list of unexpected items my slow-witted cat, Jiji, has challenged. Please, have a good laugh.
A veterinarian explains in detail how to feed kittens, choose their food, and what to do if they don't eat.
When you bring home a kitten, you will likely have many questions, such as whether the food is suitable, if it is growing properly, or what to do if it won't eat. This time, we will explain in detail how to choose food for your...
The day after I had a "mysterious dream" where I wished to adopt a cat with the same pattern as my deceased beloved cat
Only a cat can fill a cat-shaped hole. Losing my beloved cat and experiencing pet loss, I understood the profound meaning of those words firsthand. I spent my days checking local animal shelters, hoping to find a calico cat like my deceased pet. Then one...
[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.
Are cats carnivores? A veterinarian explains in detail whether meat or fish is better.
Have you ever seen a cat happily devouring fish? While cats are carnivores, they didn't historically eat fish. Cat food comes in both meat and fish flavors, and this time, we'll delve into which is better.
[Written by a Veterinarian] What is Feline Eosinophilic Granuloma Complex? Causes, Symptoms, Treatment, and Home Care
A lump on your cat's mouth or skin could be "eosinophilic granuloma complex." In this article, a veterinarian clearly explains the causes, symptoms, diagnostic methods, and treatment for eosinophilic granuloma complex, as well as tips for preventing recurrence. Early detection and early treatment are important.
Do cats need walks? An in-depth look at why there are so many risks and disadvantages.
Many cat owners wonder, "Should I walk my cat?" However, since there are many risks and disadvantages to walking cats, walks on a harness and leash are not necessary. Even cats kept entirely indoors will not suffer from lack of exercise if you take steps...
Traveling with your beloved cat! What should you pack?
Can you travel with your cat? Or will it cause them stress? With more and more hotels and inns accommodating cats, many owners are thinking about taking their feline companions on trips. But it's natural to feel uneasy about suddenly taking them on a trip....
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.
[Written by a Veterinarian] After Cat Surgery: Elizabethan Collar or Recovery Suit? Pros, Cons, and How to Choose
Written by a veterinarian. Is your cat recovering from surgery, and you're wondering, "Which is better: an Elizabethan collar or a recovery suit?" This article clearly explains the pros and cons of each, and how to choose the right one based on your cat's personality...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Why Does Your Cat Eat Fabric and Plastic? Causes, Dangers, and Solutions for Pica
Explained by a veterinarian: Behaviors such as cats sucking on blankets or eating plastic bags and string are called "pica." If the digestive tract becomes blocked due to pica, abdominal surgery may be necessary. Why do cats eat fabric and plastic? We will explain the...
What causes cat bad breath? Possible diseases and treatments [Kidney disease and bad breath]
A strong odor from your cat's mouth could be a sign of illness! Be especially wary of bad breath caused by kidney disease. Noticing changes in your cat's breath can lead to early detection of kidney disease. Let's learn about the diseases hidden behind your...
[Veterinarian's Guide] Preparing Your Cat for a Safe Time Alone at Home
We'll thoroughly explain how to prepare and take measures to ensure your cat can stay home alone safely and comfortably. We'll also introduce toys, environmental improvements, and ways to handle long absences.
【Veterinarian Explains】Diseases Bengalese Are Prone To: Pyruvate Kinase Deficiency, Bengal Retinopathy, Stress-Related Illnesses, and More
We'll provide a detailed explanation of common diseases and their prevention methods that you should know to protect your Bengal's health. We'll also cover daily care and key points for early detection.
[Permanent Preservation Edition] My Cat Ran Away! How to Find and Catch a Lost Cat, and How to Prevent Escapes
My cat has escaped! Where should I look for it, and how can I catch it? We'll explain why cats escape, common escape routes, and effective escape prevention measures. Learn how to find and catch a lost pet cat so you're prepared for the unexpected.
[Staff Favorites] Our Commitment to the Cat Health Journal and Tips for Using It
Our staff put the Cat Health Journal to the test! In addition to vaccination and flea/tick prevention, it's packed with content such as health records, weight records, vet visit charts, a 5-year record summary, and what to do if your cat escapes or gets lost....
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