A Breed Nicknamed The 'Swimming Cat' Is An Energetic Feline That Loves The Water
A swimming cat might sound as far-fetched as a flying dog. However, this unique breed enjoys the water so much, they don't even mind taking baths.
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Stories By Cori Chapman
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What Is Bunting And Why Does Your Cat Do It?
If your cat is rubbing their head against you, take it as a compliment. There's a strong chance that this is an indicator of the quality of your relationship.
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Science Says Cats Are One Of The World's Most Invasive Species. Here's Why
Cats may seem cute and cuddly at home; however, their natural instincts, especially those of outdoor felines, can pose quite a threat to local wildlife.
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You've Been Warned: Don't Ignore Your Cat's Stinky Breath
Although you shouldn't expect your cat's breath to be minty fresh, a strong, unpleasant odor may mean it's time to have their teeth checked out by the vet.
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Will Growing Rosemary Keep Your Cat Out Of Your Garden? Here's What We Know
Cats are known for disliking strong fragrances, which is why rosemary is thought to be a common cat repellant. But will it actually keep them off your plants?
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Ingredients To Avoid When Choosing Laundry Detergent For Your Pet's Bedding
Although they're great at reducing odor, many laundry detergents contain ingredients that can cause unpleasant skin and gastrointestinal reactions in pets.
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A Dryer Sheet Might Be The Secret To Controlling Excess Pet Fur Around The House
Surfaces covered in pet hair are a seemingly unavoidable reality of living with a cat or dog. Consider using a dryer sheet to keep the mess in-check.
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