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Although cats have a reputation for being untrainable, this isn’t the case at all. Clicker training is an aspect of positive reinforcement training that allows you to teach your cat new skills quickly and effectively. Clicker training is so effective because it lets you clearly tell your cat when she has done something correct during
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February 2023 Pawlidays All Month Long: Pet Dental Health Month Cat Health Month Spay/Neuter Awareness Month Week-long 14: Animal Shelter Appreciation Week Day-long: 14: Pet Theft Awareness Day 28: World Spay Day Entries for the Become a Veterinarian Camp Contest start today! Photo © Vet Set Go 1: Vet Set Go’s Become a Veterinarian Camp
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The Look of a Don Hairless The ideal Don Hairless is medium-sized and has large ears. The cat is muscular, has almond-shaped eyes and long, webbed toes. They have an elegant appearance and strong boning. They come in a variety of colors. Traits Also known as Don Sphinx and Donskoy Completely hairless Intelligent and active
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During the month of November cat lovers who adopted purrfectly impurrfect shelter cats were invited to share their own “happily furever after” story to inspire others by uploading a photo/video to FelineGenerous.com. Purrfectly impurrfect shelter cats are often overlooked for adoption due to age, illness, appearance, being bonded pairs or having misunderstood personalities. During the
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Quick Facts Weight: 10 – 12 pounds | male8 – 10 pounds | female The Look of a Manx Sturdy in stature, the Manx sports one of the shortest torsos of any feline breed. Its looks are highlighted by a broad chest, round head, and big, round eyes. The ears are wide set and the
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Cat foods and treats are continually evolving, with trends seen in ingredients, formulations, functionality and more. New innovations are exciting, but sadly, not all new products or ingredients are in cats’ best interest. Read on to hear from pet nutrition experts about the latest developments in cat food and treats, including which trends are good
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£175,000 Purina Better With Pets prize launches Prize is open to organisations transforming society through the power of the pet-human bond Purina, Europe’s leading pet care business, today opens applications for its BetterwithPets Prize (BWPP). The new edition of the Prize will identify and support organisations across Europe that harness the power of the pet-human bond,
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Heartwarming cat rescue stories often involve a feline being scooped up from some nefarious or dangerous situation and going on to live a calm and contented life in a domestic forever home. But in some cases, these kitties in need end up taking on a far more active and involved role at their new digs
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Hi everyone, I am afraid I can’t move… I had a bit too much too eat today! Yes defo had too much… *burp* Signed by His Meowjesty King Oliver the Maker of Mischief Advertisements We regularly write about all things relating to cats on our Blog Katzenworld! My partner and I are owned by five
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When clients reach out to us for help, they often have their own theory as to why their cat is doing things deemed inappropriate by human standards. Revenge, grudges and payback are often mentioned as a feline motivation for bad behavior. An example we hear quite often: “Every time I leave town for business, my
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The COVID-19 pandemic has made working from home more common. Many people have had to learn to make adjustments to new work habits and lifestyles. Consequently, pets have also had to get used to spending more time with their parents. Cats may have a reputation for being introverted and preferring solitude. However, many social cats
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Just inside a cat’s anus are two small glands: the anal glands (sometimes referred to as anal sacs). If you imagine your cat’s anus as the face of a clock (that might be the strangest beginning to any sentence I’ve ever written), the anal glands are located at the 4 and the 8 position, and
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