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  • How to Get a 16 Pound Cat to Lose Weight — Top Tips!

    How to Get a 16 Pound Cat to Lose Weight — Top Tips!

    Having an overweight cat may appear cute at first glance, but it can lead to serious and life-threatening conditions for your feline friend. When my cat weighed in at 16 pounds, I realized it was time to take action and to learn how to get a 16-pound cat (overweight cat) to lose weight. Understanding how…

  • Is It Healthier for a Cat to Breed Before Being Spayed or Neutered?

    Is It Healthier for a Cat to Breed Before Being Spayed or Neutered?

    If you are a cat owner, you may have heard that it is healthier for your cat to have a litter before being spayed or neutered. You may wonder whether this information is accurate, and if so, why? While it is true that spaying and neutering tend to increase the amount of fat that accumulates…

  • The Difference Between Chocolate and Seal Colorpoints on a Siamese Cat

    The Difference Between Chocolate and Seal Colorpoints on a Siamese Cat

    There are several different varieties of Siamese cats and though they are similar in many ways, they do have their differences, as well. The four traditional colors of Siamese cats are Lilac, Chocolate, Blue, and Seal Points. However, there are some newer varieties of Siamese cats, too. Colorpoint cats more generally are another term for…

Cat Care

  • Where Do Outside Cats Sleep? Mystery Unlocked!

    Where Do Outside Cats Sleep? Mystery Unlocked!

    Where Do Outside Cats Sleep? “Outside cat” is really a catchall term. Some cats are abandoned, cats can simply become lost, and some cats are born outside and have never lived indoors or been socialized. This does make a difference when a cat chooses where to sleep. A cat born outside that has never lived…

  • Where Killer Whales Eyes Are Located — Ooh, There They Are!

    Where Killer Whales Eyes Are Located — Ooh, There They Are!

    Killer whales (Orsinus orca), also called orcas, seem at first to have very large, pure white eyes. This is just an illusion. These white splotches on either side of the head, called eye patches or eyespots, are just normal coloration. The whale’s real eyes are found in the lower-left corner of the eye patches and…

  • Why are Cats’ Noses Wet? 5 Shocking Reasons!

    Why are Cats’ Noses Wet? 5 Shocking Reasons!

    The early morning wake-up call from your pet would not have been complete without the smack of a cold, wet nose. It’s probably not the first thing you’re thinking about when you wake up, but why do cats have wet noses? Cats can smell much better than us humans but not as good as dogs…

  • How to Get a 16 Pound Cat to Lose Weight — Top Tips!

    How to Get a 16 Pound Cat to Lose Weight — Top Tips!

    Having an overweight cat may appear cute at first glance, but it can lead to serious and life-threatening conditions for your feline friend. When my cat weighed in at 16 pounds, I realized it was time to take action and to learn how to get a 16-pound cat (overweight cat) to lose weight. Understanding how…

  • Is It Healthier for a Cat to Breed Before Being Spayed or Neutered?

    Is It Healthier for a Cat to Breed Before Being Spayed or Neutered?

    If you are a cat owner, you may have heard that it is healthier for your cat to have a litter before being spayed or neutered. You may wonder whether this information is accurate, and if so, why? While it is true that spaying and neutering tend to increase the amount of fat that accumulates…

  • The Difference Between Chocolate and Seal Colorpoints on a Siamese Cat

    The Difference Between Chocolate and Seal Colorpoints on a Siamese Cat

    There are several different varieties of Siamese cats and though they are similar in many ways, they do have their differences, as well. The four traditional colors of Siamese cats are Lilac, Chocolate, Blue, and Seal Points. However, there are some newer varieties of Siamese cats, too. Colorpoint cats more generally are another term for…