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Are Laser Toys OK for Cats and Dogs? (Web Page)
If you've ever seen a cat or dog chase the red dot of the laser pointer around the room, frantically trying to catch it, you know how cute and funny it is. Most of the time, the cat or dog has a ...
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How to Spruce up Old Cat Toys (Web Page)
Most cat owners have experienced it, so if you have, don't worry. It's normal.
Here's the scenario: you buy lots of adorable, fun cat toys for your kitty and she loves them. But after a few days ...
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Halloween Safety Tips for Your Dog (Web Page)
Halloween is a fun time for many humans — and some dogs like to join in, too! But the holiday can bring special risks for pets. Here are some simple ways to help your canine friend enjoy the sea ...
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Playtime Helps Relieve Holiday Stress in Pets (Web Page)
Any time there is a change in the household, it can be stressful for pets. And nothing says household changes like the holidays. That's why this time of year can find our pets more stressed out t ...
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How to Play with Your Cat: Interactive Is Best (Web Page)
Cats are fun to play with. They leap, pounce, turn 180° or 360° in the air, and generally are a hoot to watch. It's crucial that you develop a routine of playing with your cat every day f ...
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Ways to Make Your Indoor Cat Super Happy (Web Page)
When your cat stays inside all the time, it takes some extra work on your part to keep her engaged, active, and mentally stimulated. A cat that becomes bored and inactive can get overweight and d ...
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Should Dogs Play Tug-of-War? (Web Page)
Debate exists over whether tug-of-war is a good game for humans to engage in with dogs. Most dogs love it, but can it lead to injury or even the development of aggression toward people?
Safety Conc ...
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How Much Should My Cat Sleep? (Web Page)
They call it catnapping for a reason: cats do a lot of napping. But how do you know when your cat is sleeping a healthy amount and when there might be a problem?
Normal Cat Sleeping Patterns
Ca ...
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How to Exercise a Cat (Web Page)
Does your cat need more exercise? If he is overweight, is exhibiting behavior problems related to boredom or stress, or is simply a couch potato in need of more movement, it might be a priority t ...
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Why Do Cats Knock Things Off Shelves? (Web Page)
It's the topic of endless internet memes—cats casually and callously knocking breakable things off high spots.
When cats do this, are they purposely trying to break their owners' stuff? No ...
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Green Pet Care (Web Page)
There are many ways that people help protect and improve our planet's environment. From recycling as much as possible to doing without one-use plastic items like straws, there are small and big w ...
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Does Your Cat Have Separation Anxiety? (Web Page)
Separation anxiety is a condition discussed most often concerning dogs, but you might be surprised to learn that it can occur in cats as well.
What Is Feline Separation Anxiety?
Separation anxi ...
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Soft Paws® Can Help with Dogs That Jump (Web Page)
Does your dog jump on people? This is a common behavioral issue. Whether your dog is small or large, jumping can irritate your visitors, and painful scratches can add injury to insult.
Don't wor ...
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Halloween Safety Tips for Your Cat (Web Page)
Halloween can be a wonderful holiday for people, but it can also bring special risks for our feline friends. From frightening costumes to tempting (and toxic) treats, a little preparation goes a ...
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4 Common Cat Training Mistakes (Web Page)
Many people don't believe that cats can be trained. It's true; they don't necessarily train the way dogs do. Still, it isn't only possible to train cats, but it can be a rewarding and bonding exp ...
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Dog Bite Prevention Techniques (Web Page)
The American Veterinary Medical Association states that one in five people will receive a dog bite that needs medical treatment. Dog bites can be serious and even life-threatening. Not only is it ...