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1: Getting Your New Kitten To Trust You

New kittens can be very scared and shy at first. While some are gluttons for affections right from the get go, others may be more cautious and might shy away from you. Some might want to find a sec...

By: Lee Dobbins

2: Bringing Home A New Kitten

Congratulations on the new addition to your family! The first thing you want to do with your new pet is to take him or her to the veterinarian. Always have a new pet checked out by a vet in the fir...

By: Cathy Kinser

3: Choosing The Right Cat or Kitten For You

So many benefits can be obtained from choosing the right cat or kitten, but it can be a difficult choice. So they may experience the pleasures of growth, many people choose to adopt a kitten. Other...

By: Michael Russell

Caring For A Cat Or Kitten

Caring for a cat or kitten begins with a knowledge of basic first aid. This will be very useful especially in emergency situations. If you have a nearby vet clinic that offers first aid training you are doing both yourself...

By: Paul Hegarty

American Bobtail Cats

The American Bobtail Cat is the only breed of cat I know of that has a really cool story as to its origins. Well, maybe. Actually the origin of the American Bobtail Cat seems to be in dispute. Depending on who you ask, it ...

By: Robin Darch

Ring Worm In Cats

Ringworm is a common skin disease in cats and dogs. Unlike its name, it is not caused by any worm (though it used to be thought so) but by fungi called Dermatophytes that thrive on dead tissues present in skin surface and ...

By: Marcus Peterson

Kentucky kept its cool in a heated game to remain perfect in the SEC.

An unusual effort to restore sea bird populations on a Navy-owned island is complete after about five dozen feral cats were taken to Ramona to live out their days in an animal sanctuary.

Donna Leetz moved into her Elgin home in 2003 and found a host of wild cats already in residence. A personal problem became her public passion as she helps keep the feral cat population in check. She ...