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How to Acclimate Your Cat to a Harness: Overcoming Freezing and Resistance
Does your cat freeze up or resist when you try to put a harness on them? When a cat freezes up with a harness, the problem might be with the harness itself or how you're introducing it. This guide explains in detail how to get...
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.
Cats are susceptible to dehydration. How to recognize and prevent dehydration in cats
Cats who don't drink enough water are at risk of dehydration. Since illness can also cause dehydration, it's crucial not to miss the signs. We'll explain in detail how to identify and deal with dehydration in cats.
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...
[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...
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...
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...
I don't want the day to come when I can't touch them... How to deal with the "fear of saying goodbye" before pet loss
When you realize that your beloved cat doesn't have much longer to live, the thought "I'm scared of the day we part" inevitably wells up. Indeed, during my cat's illness, I felt the same way, and no matter how many times I imagined a "life...
Would you like to try a disaster drill with your cat? Disaster preparedness goods and cat harnesses to prepare before typhoons and disasters hit
We explain what you need for your cat's disaster preparedness kit. In particular, a cat harness is an item you should have ready as part of your disaster preparedness kit. We'll introduce how to use and prepare our original cat harness, which is gentle on...
How to Comfort Someone Grieving the Loss of a Pet? Top 5 Ways to Console and Encourage, from Someone Who Lost Their Beloved Cat
When someone close to you experiences pet loss, those around them may struggle with what to say. The pain of losing a pet is something only the person experiencing it can truly understand. It's not uncommon for well-intentioned words to unintentionally cause further hurt, leading...
Why Do Cats Get Angry? Learn the Reasons and How to Deal With It!
When do cats get angry, and what does that look like (biting, scratching, growling, etc.)? You can tell if a cat is angry by looking at its meows, tail, and ear movements. We'll explain in detail why cats get angry, the feelings behind their anger,...
My Cat's Seizures Led to Suspected "Idiopathic Vestibular Disease"—A Vet Explains What to Prepare for a Clinic Visit and Key Observation Points
It's natural for pet owners to panic when their beloved cat suddenly has a seizure. However, having prior knowledge can make it easier to know what to do and can help in diagnosing the condition. Based on my own experience, this article will explain what...
Battling Your Cat for WFH Peace: How to Reach a Truce
When working from home, battles with my beloved cat are inevitable. It's a struggle to figure out how to resolve the ongoing conflict between a pet owner who wants to focus on work and a cat that wants attention. This time, I'll introduce the solution...
Veterinarian Explains the Causes and Prevention of Constipation in Cats in an Easy-to-Understand Way
My cat's stool always looks hard; is this constipation? When determining if a cat is constipated, in addition to the condition of the stool, you need to observe how the cat uses the litter box. We will explain in detail the causes and prevention of...
Why Do Cats Vomit? Explaining the Reasons and Diseases to Watch Out For
Cats frequently vomit. While regurgitation and hairball expulsion are common occurrences, some vomiting can be a sign of illness. To avoid panicking, it's good to know how to respond when your cat vomits. This article clearly explains the causes and reasons for feline vomiting, as...
Cats Panic During Thunderstorms! Explaining Why They're Afraid and How to Cope
What should owners do if their cat is trembling with fear during a thunderstorm? Cats may exhibit unexpected behaviors such as panicking, vomiting, diarrhea, becoming aggressive, or even trying to escape. This article explains in detail why cats are afraid of thunder and how to...
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...
What causes fights between resident cats in multi-cat households? How to deal with them.
You want to have multiple cats, but you're worried about your resident cat and new cat fighting. For such owners, we've compiled an easy-to-understand guide on the causes and solutions to cat fights, as well as tips and precautions to reduce them. We also explain...
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...
[Permanent Preservation Edition] Don't fail your rescue cat trial! Preparation and how to help them settle in
To adopt a rescue cat, you must go through a "screening" process and a "trial period." The trial period is a crucial time for both the cat and the owner to confirm their compatibility. This article explains tips for a successful trial, including what to...
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.
[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...
[Summer Tradition] Seeking advice on how to mentally care for a cat who is a "dragger" and traumatized by fireworks
When your beloved cat enters "alert mode" after hearing a loud noise, what kind of mental care can an owner provide? This question arises when seeing a cat scared by the sound of fireworks. Let's explore together mental care strategies that can help a cat...
I thought I took a cute picture...! A collection of cat photo fails that seem to scream "don't show anyone!"
When photographing our beloved cats' cute moments, we sometimes capture hilarious photos that are still endearing. This time, I'm revealing a collection of "bad" photos from my cats that they'd probably rather you didn't see. I'll be happy if they make you chuckle.
[Even ChatGPT Couldn't Handle It] I Seriously Deciphered the "Manuscript of Our Feline Overlord" Written During Work Due to Cat Harassment
When working from home, you sometimes get "attacked" by your beloved cat demanding attention... This time, while I was writing an article, my cat jumped on the keyboard and "wrote" a draft. I thoroughly deciphered it, even enlisting the help of ChatGPT, to unravel the...
What to do on the first anniversary of a cat's death? A record of an owner who cherished their beloved cat with bone ashes rings and letters
For pet owners, the "first anniversary" since losing their beloved cat is a significant milestone. What kind of memorial service should I hold? How can I spend the day without regrets? These are questions with no right answer that can swirl around in one's head....
Is it true that cats worry about their owners when they're bathing? We tested their reactions to "pretend drowning."
You often hear the theory that cats dislike water, so they watch over their owners in the bathroom or in front of it when they're bathing. But what do cats really think? I've always wondered about this, so I decided to do an experiment! I...
【Veterinarian-Written】Why Do Cats Eat Insects? A Veterinarian Explains Safe vs. Dangerous Insects and How to Handle It
Have you ever had the experience of your cat eating a bug while chasing it around the room? Cats chase insects due to their hunting instincts and curiosity. In most cases, there are no issues, but you should be cautious of toxic insects or bugs...
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