Cats and Watery Eyes: What You Can Do About It

Cat’s watery eyes: what you can do about it Cat’s watering eyes is something that should not be taken lightly. Often teary eyes are the first sign of an underlying eye disease and it’s important to...

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Cats for allergy sufferers: Which breeds are best?

For allergy sufferers, contact with a cat can quickly become extremely unpleasant and trigger symptoms such as sneezing, watery eyes and a skin rash. Find out below how a cat allergy occurs, whethe...

10.01.24 Views: 10565

Cats from a shelter: a second chance for abandoned four-legged friends

As a cat owner, you naturally appreciate the company of your four-legged roommate. Nevertheless, animal shelters are full of cats that have escaped or have been relinquished by their owners. So if ...

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Cats in the heat: tips for cooling down

Cats love to doze in the sun. However, the summer heat can quickly become a danger for these animals. Therefore, it is important for the well-being of your four-legged friend that you provide them wit...

14.08.23 Views: 2669

Cats with a Big Belly: Reasons and Treatment

If you discover your cat has a small potbelly, this is usually no reason for concern. A little extra skin on the cat's tummy is quite normal. In some cases a big belly can indicate overweight and vari...

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Cats with ataxia: what cat owners need to know

Ataxia can be caused by various triggers in cats and manifests with a range of symptoms. The most noticeable are the coordination disorders, such as an unsteady gait and occasional stumbling, which is...

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Cats with Down's syndrome: What's really behind it?

Among cat lovers, the question arises again and again whether cats with Down's syndrome exist. This is mainly due to the fact that numerous pictures of supposedly affected four-legged friends can be f...

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Cats without fur: Breeds and special features in keeping and care

There are many different breeds of cats. Traditionally, a distinction is made between short-haired, semi-long-haired and long-haired breeds. However, as is well known, there are also some cats without...

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Catteries: Do They Provide Appropriate Accommodation for Cats?

There are a number of reasons why you may have to leave your cat behind for a while, albeit with a heavy heart. You may be planning a holiday or a business trip or you might have to stay in hospital. ...

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Change of diet for cats: What should you bear in mind?

As a cat owner, you naturally know from your own experience that cats are highly skeptical of changes. This applies not only to their environment but also to their food. However, a dietary change for ...

20.07.23 Views: 4429

Chartreux: Cat Food and a Description of the Breed

The Chartreux is a cat breed from France. In the course of time this cat with its bright yellow eyes has become one of the most popular breeds in Europe. History of the Chartreux It is a...

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Chipping a cat: what cat owners should know

Microchipping serves the same purpose for cats as it does for dogs, which is to mark the animal and ensure clear identification of its identity. In the following, we will explain how microchipping wo...

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Chlamydia in Cats

Chlamydia is a very small bacterium that can infect not only cats but also many other mammals and humans. Chlamydia has some similarities to viruses. They preferentially infect the cells of the mucous...

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Chondroitin as a food supplement for dogs

Chondroitin is an important component of cartilage. Chondroitin sulphate, or chondroitin, together with collagen, provides the necessary structure and resistance of the cartilage tissue so that it can...

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Chronic Intestinal Inflammation (IBD) in Cats

Problems with the digestive tract are not only unpleasant for your cat, but in the long run are also associated with serious consequences such as a lack of nutrients. A particularly persistent digesti...

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Clean pond: Effective methods for sludge-free ponds

Maintaining a clear and healthy garden pond is a challenge that requires both knowledge and regular care. One of the most common problems for pond owners is the accumulation of pond sludge, which not ...

19.04.24 Views: 893

Clear Water Worlds: Optimal Water Parameters for Your Freshwater Aquarium

The Aquarium: A fascinating microcosm that brings the underwater world into our living space. To ensure the inhabitants of this small ecosystem thrive, careful control and adjustment of water paramete...

20.11.23 Views: 2694

Clicker training for cats: what to look out for

Cats are generally considered difficult to train. However, even though they are much less cooperative than dogs in this regard, it is quite possible to teach them one or the other little trick. Click...

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Clostridia in dogs: symptoms and tips for treatment

Clostridia are very often the cause of unpleasant digestive problems in dogs. According to estimates, Clostridia are responsible for diarrheal diseases in dogs in about 20 percent of all cases. ...

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Coccidiosis in Cats: Recognizing Symptoms and Treating Them Effectively

Coccidiosis is a parasitic disease that can infect cats. The parasite infestation causes digestive problems and can be a considerable danger, especially for weakened animals. What are cocci...

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