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      Does your cat have bad breath? What is L8020 lactic acid bacteria, and how can it help with feline bad breath? Does your cat have bad breath? What is L8020 lactic acid bacteria, and how can it help with feline bad breath? My cat's breath smells fishy. Strong cat bad breath can be caused not only by dental problems, but also by underlying illnesses. Learn more about the causes of cat bad breath, how to brush your cat's teeth, and handy bad breath solutions.
      Cats hate clothes! How to get your cat used to wearing cat clothes Cats hate clothes! How to get your cat used to wearing cat clothes For those who are concerned that their cat dislikes wearing clothes: we will explain why cats dislike clothing and whether forcing them to wear it causes stress. To prepare for times when clothing is necessary, such as after surgery or for warmth, we introduce five...
      [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...
      "No Blending In with Other Cats Here": A Vet's Story About Falling for a Unique Tortoiseshell Cat ~The Unrequited Love Edition~ "No Blending In with Other Cats Here": A Vet's Story About Falling for a Unique Tortoiseshell Cat ~The Unrequited Love Edition~ "Unique cats" have a special charm that captures people's hearts. My tortoiseshell cat, Gigi, is one of them. This time, I'd like to share a unique episode with a male veterinarian who was captivated (perhaps?) by Gigi. Please enjoy Gigi's laid-back attitude, as she completely...
      "It's okay to live on, even with the wound of pet loss." A book that brought me to tears after losing my beloved cat. "It's okay to live on, even with the wound of pet loss." A book that brought me to tears after losing my beloved cat. How can I express this pain of not having my beloved companion? The hole left by losing them never seems to close. Many people experience such struggles after pet loss. A book that gently accompanies these feelings is "What People Who Loved Their Pets Said...
      Does that harness slip off? The advantages of a "vest-type" harness for preventing cat escapes and how to measure for the perfect fit. Does that harness slip off? The advantages of a "vest-type" harness for preventing cat escapes and how to measure for the perfect fit. For those worried about their cat slipping out of a harness, we explain how to choose one that absolutely won't come off and how to measure for the correct size without fail. A "vest-style" harness provides peace of mind for escape prevention! We also introduce...
      Be careful! Don't let the cat's collar become a muzzle. Be careful! Don't let the cat's collar become a muzzle. One concern with cat collars is the risk of them getting caught in the cat's mouth. If a cat struggles to remove a collar, it can tighten further, potentially leading to strangulation in the worst case. This article explains the causes and countermeasures for collars...
      Can cats understand "death"? The "unexpected behaviors" and "changes" shown by cohabiting cats after their feline companion's passing Can cats understand "death"? The "unexpected behaviors" and "changes" shown by cohabiting cats after their feline companion's passing Cats are often hard to read due to their independent nature, making it difficult to understand their thoughts and feelings. Because of their mysterious nature, when the time comes for a human family member or cohabiting animal to pass away, owners may wonder if their...
      My Cat's Seizures Led to Suspected "Idiopathic Vestibular Disease"—A Vet Explains What to Prepare for a Clinic Visit and Key Observation Points 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...
      "Seriously? So there are cats who *don't* enjoy being stroked under the chin, huh..." "Seriously? So there are cats who *don't* enjoy being stroked under the chin, huh..." Each cat has a different "sweet spot" that makes them happy when stroked. You often see cats on TV and online melting when their chins are scratched, but some cats don't care for it at all. I only learned this after meeting my current cats.
      [Pet Loss Journal] Since the day I lost my beloved cat... A month of hell and the changing shape of my heart [Pet Loss Journal] Since the day I lost my beloved cat... A month of hell and the changing shape of my heart Losing a beloved cat, who was arguably the most important being in your life, can lead to a hellish amount of suffering for the owner. This time, I will share my "hellish month" after losing my beloved cat, interweaving my true feelings. I hope that...
      I smelled my beloved cat all over, and the different "scents" from each body part were too interesting! I smelled my beloved cat all over, and the different "scents" from each body part were too interesting! Why do cats smell so good? With that casual question in mind, I decided to thoroughly investigate whether every part of my beloved cat smelled good by sniffing her entire body. The results exceeded my expectations, and I was surprised by the variety of scents...
      My cat suddenly couldn't walk… the cause was hypothermia at 35 degrees! The day her life was miraculously saved My cat suddenly couldn't walk… the cause was hypothermia at 35 degrees! The day her life was miraculously saved We occasionally hear stories about rescued kittens suffering from hypothermia, but just yesterday, my indoor cat became hypothermic and hovered between life and death. Based on that experience, I'd like to share what symptoms to look for when an adult cat develops hypothermia.