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New Therapies for Diabetic FelinesAustralian study demonstrates high remission rates with the use of Lantus insulin in newly diagnosed diabetic felines. -
Valentine's Day Plants and Flowers May Be Fatal to FelinesCat lovers may enjoy Valentine's Day flowers and plants, but many blooms and greens may be poisonous to these pets. What plants are toxic to cats? What plants are not poisonous for felines? What ill symptoms may cats experience after eating toxic plants? -
The MAC Fabulous Felines Collection: This Fall's Fiercest MakeupGet wild this fall with the latest makeup collection from MAC, Fabulous Felines, which launched on August 26th. This collection offers three stunning palettes for your fall beauty compilation- Palace Pedigreed, Leopard Luxe, and Burmese Beauty.
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Felines, Inc. Welcomes Your Volunteer HelpFelines, Inc. welcomes volunteers to help support and run their no-kill cat shelter.
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Hollywood's New "Cat Syndrome" is Turning Women Over 50 into FelinesWomen over 50 in Hollywood are morphing into cats. The plastic surgery that has put some of the world's most beautiful women looking like they were born into the feline family. -
Palo Alto Reduces Adoption Fee for Felines for NovemberTo combat an overpopulation of cats and kittens, Palo Alto Animal Services is dropping their adoption fee to $10 for the month of November. -
When Breeding a Cat, Know the Genetics of the Male and Female FelinesWhether you are a breeder or just a concerned pet parent breeding your cats, you want too be sure the health and genetics of the cats you are breeding meet certain standards. It is important for the health and happiness of the kittens.
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People Have Been as Fickle as Felines in Their Relationship with CatsThis article explores the history of cats' origins as a domesticated species and the on-again, off-again relationship they have had with humans since they chose become the friends of people. -
5 Illnesses in FelinesCats have their own illnesses that they can contract or suffer from, including some that are related to human illnesses. Of course, not everyone knows that cats can contract these things, so here are some of the most common illnesses in cats.
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Top Five Preventable Diseases in FelinesFortunately for the hands-on pet owner, the majority of the most common diseases in cats can be prevented by vaccinations and providing special daily care.
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Vets Prescribe Prozac for Depression in FelinesA friends cat recently was diagnosed with feline depression. -
A Cat's Leg Amputation Story: Felines Do Surprisingly Well with Three LegsTrauma necessitated amputation of Zipper's left hind leg, but recovery has been great. -
Your Cats Teeth: Best Treats to Help Maintain Your Felines MouthHere is a guide to five of the top cat treats on the market that can actually aid in helping maintain your cats teeth and overall oral health. My cats have tried each one of these and adore them. -
Cooking for FelinesA collection of recipes to make for cats.
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Keeping Your Felines Safe: Avoid Freezers, Dog Flea Products, and MorePrincess is the name of one of our family's cat.
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The Cat and Heart Disease: What Happens When Your Kitty Has Heart DiseaseCats exhibit heart disease in the same way humans present with the disease. Most heart conditions in felines correspond to similar diseases in man. -
First Feline Dies of the Confirmed H1N1 in OregonThe H1N1 virus has jumped species and is now infecting felines and possibly ferrets.
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Cat'n Around Catskill 2007: A Summer Long Celebration Throughout Catskill, New YorkIn Catskill, New York, an art exhibit of fanciful painted felines is part of Cat'n Around Catskill 2007: a summer long celebration art, music, and entertainment. -
Why Do Cats Do Such Strange Things?Most of the funny things cats do will never be fully understood by the human mind. It's quite likely, actually, that cats pretend to be sleeping 24/7 when in truth they are lying there dreaming up ways to confuse you. -
Buy Gucci Bags, Not Prada Pets!This article discusses some of the dangers and misconceptions regarding "designer" cats. Designer cats are cross-breeds of domestic and wild felines and have grown popular as pets over the past few decades.
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Cats: Top Five Famous Cat ActorsCats may not be classified as man's best friend, but these beloved felines are still fancied enough to be brought to the bigscreen. -
Top 5 Reasons Cats End Up in Animal SheltersJune is Adopt-a-Shelter-Cat Month. Millions of cats and kittens await adoption in animal shelters each year. These homeless cats may be purebred or mixes, male or female, frisky or sedate, young or old. Why do cats wind up in animal shelters? -
Ways to Keep Cats Out of Your YardTry these safe and easy ways to get rid of stray cats, and keep them out of your yard for good. -
Celebrity Cat LoversWant to find out about a few famous cat lovers and their adoration for felines? Here are four high profile people you might now and how sweet little kitties affect them. -
Catnip - Crank for CatsA brief article extolling the virtues and effects of the herb catnip on a house full of felines at MoonCat Farms.
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The Compassion of Cats Part 2Paul Rance describes experiences with his own cats that prove felines do have compassion.
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Witches and Black Cats - Folkore and SuperstitionA black cat wandering about often meant that a witch lurked nearby as well, and so the dark felines were certainly not a welcome sight.
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Tips for Giving Your Cat Liquid MedicationFelines are quick, alert, strong, and highly flexible animals. Because of these unique characteristics, giving any type of medication to a cat can be quite the challenge.
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A Maine Coon is No Ordinary CatMaine Coons are large, clown-like felines having unbeatable personalities. They have long, silky coats that flutter in the wind, and tails more like a plume. Not your ordinary feline! -
The Adult Cat's Spine - Facts and Alternative MedicineDiscover how a cat's spine works to give felines their flexibility and suppleness. Learn about common feline spinal cord diseases and alternative medicines for treating cat's spinal cord problems. -
Ideas for Decorating a Bedroom in a Cat ThemeWhen looking for ways of decorating a bedroom for kids or anyone with a passion for felines, consider a cat theme along with the following unique and easy decorating ideas.
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H1N1 Swine Flu Symptoms Found in DogsFelines, ferrets and swine were recently thought to be the only pets susceptible to H1N1 - now canines top the list. -
Majestic Amur Tigers May Be Saved by Timber Trade Legislation in RussiaAmur tigers, one of the most endangered species of felines in the world, may be spared extinction thanks to Russia's commitment to end illicit logging practices within its Korean Pine forests. -
Is Chocolate Bad for Cats?An overview of why chocolate is not safe for cats, including symptoms of toxicity and information on treatment. -
Agency Seeks Adopters and Donations for Hoarded Senior CatsNews story about felines confiscated after the death of a hoarder. -
5 Calico Cat Facts Debunk Common MythsCalico cats are gorgeously marked felines that are shrouded in myth and mistaken assumptions. Having owned a tortie cat and also a calico, I have learned five cat facts that you should know. What are they? -
Cats: Do They Really Have Tempers?We're only human. We screw up. And our feisty felines are all too happy to point out each minor mistake with some nasty behavior. -
My Favorite Novelist: Lilian Jackson Braun, Author of "The Cat Who" Mystery SeriesLilian Jackson Braun's "The Cat Who" novels will delight those interested in mysteries and/or cat lovers! You will love her simple, witty, tender and engaging tales of Quilleran, the human amateur sleuth and his lovable Siamese felines KoKo and YumYum! -
Natural Ways to Keep Cats Out of FlowersUse these natural ways to keep cats out of flowers, and go with safe methods to stop the destruction instead of using dangerous chemicals to drive them away.
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FIV in Cats - Can They Live a Long Normal Life?FIV can affect many cats, especially the feral cat population. Many of these felines can end up in shelters and most people are fearful of giving them a home. However, a cat with FIV can live a long normal life as an indoor cat with stress-free life.
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