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When to Put a Collar on Your Kitten? How to Choose and Acclimate Your Cat to Its First Collar
When can kittens start wearing collars? What are some safe and recommended cat collars? For owners who are worried about whether their kitten will accept wearing a collar for the first time, this article provides a detailed explanation of the appropriate age to put a...
Explaining how to care for a spayed female cat and what to look out for
Spaying a female cat involves general anesthesia and abdominal surgery. Because it's a major operation, post-operative care by the owner is very important. Learn about how to interact with your cat after spaying, changes in her personality and appetite, and the correct care methods.
Veterinarian explains: Diseases cats are prone to in winter and how to prevent them
Winter is a season when cats are prone to illness. A veterinarian will explain, in an easy-to-understand manner, common winter illnesses in cats, their causes, preventive measures you can take daily, and key points for winter health management.
Taking Your Cat for a Walk! How to Use a Cat Harness and What to Watch Out For
While cats don't need walks, some find them a stress reliever. If you do walk your cat, a cat harness and leash are essential. We've compiled an easy-to-understand guide on recommended harnesses for cat walks, how to use them, and how to get your cat...
How to stroke your cat to make them happy: Understanding their favorite spots
Do you know how to pet a cat in a way that makes them happy? The spots where they like to be petted and their preferred petting styles vary from cat to cat. Conversely, there are also places where they dislike being touched. Since petting...
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.
[Written by a Veterinarian] Before You Worry About Your Rescue Cat Not Warming Up to You: How to Build a Bond with a Skittish Cat and Train Them to Be More Sociable
Are you worried that "I adopted a rescue cat, but it's hiding and won't come out" or "It hisses at me and won't warm up to me"? For former stray cats or timid cats, a house is an unknown world. Don't rush things. A veterinarian...
[Vet-supervised] Cat hates wearing a collar? Reasons why and how to get them used to it
For cat owners struggling with the problem, "My cat hates wearing a collar..." This article will thoroughly explain everything from why cats dislike collars to how to choose a safe collar, supervised by a veterinarian, and methods to help your cat get used to it...
What to Do When Your Newly Adopted Rescue Cat Won't Use the Litter Box, According to a Vet
If a rescued cat isn't using the litter box, what should you do first? Also, how long should you observe the situation? The reasons why a cat might not use the litter box aren't limited to the litter box environment; they can also be due...
Does Your Cat Need an Elizabethan Collar? How to Use One and What to Do If Your Cat Hates It
Why do cats dislike Elizabethan collars? We'll provide a detailed explanation tailored to owners' concerns, covering how to help them get used to it, how to choose a collar they won't mind, tips for creating a supportive environment, and what to do if they absolutely...
[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.
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...
How to Identify Skin Diseases in Cats: Symptoms, Causes, Treatments, and When to See a Vet, Explained by a Veterinarian
Many cat owners are unsure when they should take their pet to the vet if they notice skin problems such as excessive scratching or licking, hair loss, or moist, inflamed areas. The causes of skin diseases in cats are varied and cannot be determined by...
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...
No more struggling! How to choose and put on a cat collar [How to ensure a smooth first time with a collar]
How to choose and put on a cat collar that your cat won't dislike? We've compiled a guide to choosing a cat collar, including key points and recommended cat collars, from the perspective of size, material, and safety performance. We also explain in detail tips...
[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.
[Permanent Preservation] Has Your Cat Suffered From Heatstroke? A Veterinarian Explains How to Recognize It, Provide First Aid, and What to Do Until Your Vet Visit
What should a cat owner do if their cat is lethargic in a hot room? Heatstroke in cats can be life-threatening if not treated immediately. This article explains in detail the symptoms of heatstroke in cats, first aid, and the process up to visiting a...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Why do cats want to go outside? How to deal with meowing/acting out, and the importance of preventing escapes
A veterinarian explains why cats want to go outside and their psychology. Is meowing at the front door or window a sign of stress? For owners wondering whether they should let their cat out, we introduce tips for creating an indoor environment that satisfies cats,...
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.
Does Your Kitten Need a Collar? A Complete Guide to the Pros and Cons
Many people wonder whether they should put a collar on their kitten. We recommend putting a collar on kittens from around 3 months of age. We will explain the pros and cons of putting a collar on your kitten. We also recommend checking out our...
Veterinarian Explains Causes of Night Crying in Rescue Cats and How to Address Them
If you've adopted a rescue cat and are now struggling with their nighttime crying, how can you solve it? Nighttime crying can sometimes be a sign of heat or illness, not just stress from environmental changes. This article will explain in detail the causes and...
Learn how to properly store and preserve cat food and treats! [Freshness is key]
Do you know the correct way to store cat food? When cat food oxidizes, it not only loses flavor and aroma, but can also cause diarrhea and vomiting. To ensure your cat's health, we will explain in detail storage methods and containers that prevent oxidation.
Boarding your Cat at a Pet Hotel: A Detailed Guide to Choosing and Preparing
When you're away from home for several days, whether for a trip back home, a vacation, or a business trip, leaving your cat at a pet hotel is an option. To ensure your beloved cat's well-being, choosing the right pet hotel is crucial. This article...
How to Deal with Fleas on Cats: Prevention, Eradication, and Differences from Ticks
Has your cat been bitten by fleas or ticks? It's concerning when your cat is itchy. This article explains how to prevent and eliminate fleas and ticks in cats, discusses the differences between fleas and ticks, and describes the symptoms of their bites.
Veterinarian's Guide: Top 5 Items Cats Accidentally Ingest and How to Respond
Veterinarian explains common causes of accidental ingestion in cats, ranked by frequency! We'll also provide a detailed introduction to dangerous foods and items, emergency procedures, and preventative measures. This is a must-read to protect your beloved cat's safety.
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...
How big do Maine Coons get? What is their average weight and length? How long do they continue to grow?
The Maine Coon, a large cat recognized by Guinness World Records. Its gorgeous fur and dignified face are captivating, but just how big do they actually get? We'll provide a detailed explanation of the Maine Coon's weight, length, growth process, and more.
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