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In recent years, the veterinary profession has witnessed a remarkable transformation with the advent of telemedicine providers. This innovative approach to veterinary care has not only revolutionised the way veterinary professionals work but can also contribute to improving their work-life balance. Contrary to concerns that telemedicine might pose a threat to traditional veterinary practices, telemedicine
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Dr. Karyn Kanowski, BVSc MRCVS (Vet) Karyn comes from Queensland, Australia, and has lived in the UK for the past 10 years. In 2010, she graduated from The University of Queensland School of Veterinary Science and also has a Bachelor’s degree in Zoology. She is passionate about using evidence, experience, and owner collaboration to provide
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[Image source: Deposit photos] During winter, devoted cat owners might notice that their feline friends have less energy, eat more and just don’t seem as happy as they usually are in the warmer months. Like their human companions, pets can suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) meaning it’s a good time to be extra diligent
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Cats are admired for many reasons, one of which is their stunning and unique coats. From luxurious long fur to striking patterns and colors, certain cat breeds stand out for their distinctive and beautiful coats. This article will explore ten cat breeds known for their remarkable coat characteristics, shedding light on what makes each one
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While cats are generally less noisy than dogs, some breeds are especially known for their quiet demeanor. Quiet cat breeds tend to be more reserved or less vocal, making them ideal for those who appreciate a more peaceful and low-key companion. Here are 7 cat breeds that are known for being particularly quiet. 1. Scottish
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For households with dogs, choosing a cat breed that is likely to get along well with canine companions is essential. Certain cat breeds are known for their dog-friendly nature, displaying traits like adaptability, sociability, and a calm demeanor that make them more likely to form positive relationships with dogs. This article will delve into ten
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Choosing the right cat litter is a crucial aspect of cat care, balancing both your feline’s preferences and ease of maintenance. Lightweight cat litters have gained popularity for their ease of handling and effective odor control, offering a convenient alternative to traditional heavier litters. In this article, we will explore the best lightweight cat litters
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The following is a guest story about Mango the cat: We found Mango living by a roadside coffee & fruit stand in Hawaii begging for leftovers, he was skin & bones, except his hugely bloated belly. Despite being obviously very ill, he instantly charmed us with his sweet personality & nonstop purring. Shortly after taking
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For cat owners, dealing with cat hair is a part of everyday life. It clings to furniture, carpets, and clothing, making cleaning a constant task. Enter the world of cordless vacuums – a game-changer in tackling this furry challenge. In this article, we will explore the best cordless vacuums specifically designed to handle cat hair.
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Catster is purring with delight to welcome the newest addition to our family: Excited Cats! We have always aimed to be the most comprehensive resource for cats and cat owners, covering everything from cat nutrition and behavior to grooming and shopping guides. Excited Cats will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to our readers.
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New research from Distrelec reveals European pet owners would be willing to spend an average of €158 per year on pet tech. Or as much as €14.378 BILLION* combined across the continent. Over two-fifths (45%) of Europeans said that “pet tech is the future of pet ownership” 41% of Europeans agreed they have cybersecurity concerns when using
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iHeartCats is reader-supported. When you buy via links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. Remember the chaos of Black Friday from long ago? We’d see crowds surge against the doors to Target. You’d have to skip Thanksgiving dinner with your family so you could stand in
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