Cats

Cat grooming isn't often necessary, but if it is necessary, it can be quite difficult to do at home. It's understandable that the animal won't appreciate such a procedure, so owners prefer to entrust their pets to professional groomers. However, groomers aren't available everywhere, and there are situations where urgent intervention is required, forcing the owner to resort to clippers. It's a good idea to research the issue beforehand, as the need to groom a cat can arise unexpectedly. Is it possible to groom cats? Obviously, if the article asks "how?", the answer to "can it?" is assumed to be yes. However, it's not that simple. Cats differ not only in breed but also in personality. They live in different environments and often get sick. Therefore, grooming a cat isn't always justified; there are times when it's necessary, but there are also situations in which grooming a cat is strictly not recommended.Read more

Cats are rightly considered one of the cleanest pets, so owners are only required to follow basic hygiene standards. However, in some situations, it may be necessary to clean their pet's nose. Many felines readily accept this procedure, but others will resist. In such cases, this short procedure can prove difficult and tedious. In this article, we'll provide effective tips to help you clean your cat's nose. When does a cat need to have its nose cleaned? There are only a few reasons to clean a cat's nose—most often, pets groom themselves well and are quite good at this. The exception is Persian cats or other brachycephalic breeds. These animals have unique characteristics, such as a flat nose and folds in the facial area. They require regular inspection and care, including cleaning and drying the nose to prevent moisture accumulation.Read more

Cat owners often wonder about their pet's oral hygiene. In the wild, animals take care of their own teeth and don't suffer from dental problems, but this isn't the case for domestic cats. Experts say brushing cats' teeth is both possible and necessary. After all, our furry friends suffer just as much from tartar buildup and gum inflammation. This is due to their diet and lifestyle, which is fundamentally different from that of wild cats. The needs of domestic and wild animals also differ. Today, we'll explore the importance of dental hygiene for cats, learn how to brush your beloved cat's teeth at home, and also learn how to train your whiskered friend to accept these procedures. Do I need to brush my cat's teeth? Cats don't really need bathing or claw trimming, but their ears and teeth are vulnerable areas. When should you be concerned? If the enamel on your pet's teeth has turned yellow, partially darkened, and inflammation has appeared in the gums - they swell, turn red, and there is an unpleasant odor from the mouth.Read more

When the thermometer rises above 30 degrees Celsius, not only people but also pets, including cats, begin to suffer from the heat. In this article, we'll explore how cats tolerate high temperatures and how to help them survive the heat without suffering heatstroke. How Cats Tolerate Heat: Cats are heat-loving animals, and despite their fur and undercoat, they react calmly to rising temperatures. Furthermore, pets are naturally hotter than humans; they expend more energy to warm their bodies. High temperatures allow cats to conserve energy.Read more

A composting litter box for cats is an excellent alternative to a simple litter tray. This sanitary product is a closed structure with walls and a lid. The cat can relieve itself in privacy, and the deep tray allows the pet to dig into the litter without spilling it over the edges. The advantages and disadvantages of a composting litter box

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