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How to make a stray cat comfortable in your home
How to make a stray cat comfortable in your home
Easing a stray cat into a new environment is important for their adjustment, and yours.More >>
Easing a stray cat into a new environment is important for their adjustment, and yours.More >>
Hidden household cat poisons
Hidden household cat poisons
While you assume your home is a safe and happy place, you may have some surprising things around that are toxic, and even fatal, to your cat.More >>
While you assume your home is a safe and happy place, you may have some surprising things around that are toxic, and even fatal, to your cat.More >>
Natural ways to eliminate litter box odor
Natural ways to eliminate litter box odor
There are effective ways to rid your home of lingering litter box odors -- without having to resort to using any harsh chemicals.More >>
There are effective ways to rid your home of lingering litter box odors -- without having to resort to using any harsh chemicals.More >>
Handling the death of a cat in a multi-cat home
Handling the death of a cat in a multi-cat home
When a cat dies, others within the group do seem to mourn the loss.More >>
Are you obsessed with your cat?
Are you obsessed with your cat?
How do you know if your relationship with your cat has crossed over into an unhealthy obsession?More >>
Lower your stress… with a cat?
Lower your stress… with a cat?
I've heard that cats can reduce the stress levels of their owners. Is this true?More >>
Should you clothe your cat?
Should you clothe your cat?
Dressing up your cat in a cute sweater or shirt may be fun for you, but most cats dislike the feeling of something on their fur. But there are exceptions.
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Emergency medical cat care at your fingertips
Emergency medical cat care at your fingertips
We've all been there: It's midnight, and your cat is acting sick. Fortunately, the Internet can provide you with assistance and possibly save you from several hundred dollars in emergency vet bills.
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Caring for your arthritic cat
Caring for your arthritic cat
Being the elusive and secretive beings that they are, cats often show very subtle signs of arthritis that may go unnoticed unless the owner is looking for them.More >>
How to toilet train a kitten
How to toilet train a kitten
It is easier to first have a kitten use a regular litter box before graduating to a human toilet.More >>
Cat food: Then and now
Cat food: Then and now
So what were cat owners feeding their pets way back when? How did packaged cat food emerge and evolve?More >>
Are cats and dogs that different?
Are cats and dogs that different?
Who says dogs have all the fun? Cats can be just as smart, fun and full of personality.More >>
Help your cat with separation anxiety
Help your cat with separation anxiety
Your cat acts out not to spite you, but because you have changed its routine. Here's how to help them stay calm when you leave the house.More >>
How to bathe your cat
How to bathe your cat
You shouldn't frequently bathe your cat, since it can deplete your cat's fur of natural oils and leave the skin vulnerable to problems. However, there are times when it's necessary so read these tips.
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Top 5 ways to improve life for your senior cat
Top 5 ways to improve life for your senior cat
If your senior cat is starting to slow down, there are extra steps you can take to ensure that it is healthy, comfortable and content.More >>
Social media boosts cat adoption efforts
Social media boosts cat adoption efforts
Social media is gradually transforming the process of rescuing and adopting animals. With pictures and bios, shelter cats become more than just an idea; they're personalized, with faces and stories to tell.More >>
Cats help kids get ready for school
Cats help kids get ready for school
What's better than any alarm clock for getting your kids up and out the door on time for school? The answer is probably sleeping somewhere in your houseMore >>
Exercises for your overweight cat
Exercises for your overweight cat
It's no wonder many of our cats are overweight these days. Cats tend to be bored most of the day, sitting around your home with easy access to food. Here are some ways to ensure they stay healthy and trim.More >>
How to get your cat involved in sports
How to get your cat involved in sports
Feline agility is becoming a popular sport for cats and their owners. There are groups with scheduled competitions that are similar to those for dog-agility fanatics. More >>
Allergies: Caring for your cat this fall
Allergies: Caring for your cat this fall
It's easy to forget that our pets are just as susceptible to allergies as we are. Even indoor-only cats are not immune to allergic disease.More >>
Homemade cat toys
Homemade cat toys
Short on cash, but still want to entertain your cat? Here are some ideas on some fun and cheap homemade toys.More >>
Why do cats meow and stare into space?
Why do cats meow and stare into space?
Meowing in the quirky way you describe can be explained in many different ways. Here are some reasons why this may happen.More >>
Do cats sing?
Do cats sing?
Many species in the animal kingdom sing to themselves or each other. Where do cats fall?More >>
Why do cats fear dogs?
Why do cats fear dogs?
We don't often think about it, but the pets we keep are either natural-born predators or prey.More >>
Best cat breeds for kids
Best cat breeds for kids
Not all cats and cat breeds are alike. You may want to take the opportunity to look for a few select personality traits that make some cats better matches for families with kids. Here are a few of the best cat breeds for children.More >>
Calm your cat
Calm your cat
Cats communicate with each other, gain some of their sense of direction, judge food and more via smell and certain other senses. There is some evidence that synthetic feline facial pheromones, found in certain sprays, can benefit cats.More >>
15-minute cat massage
15-minute cat massage
Most cats enjoy being petted, but a cat massage session takes that quality time to a whole new level. Try these cat-massage techniques, and you'll help to forge a tighter bond between you and your kitty.More >>
Kitten kindergarten
Kitten kindergarten
For years, owners and trainers have recognized the value of early socialization for the long-term health and happiness of dogs. But move over, Rover! Those puppies may soon have to make way for a new crop of classes gaining popularity: kitten kindergarten.More >>
Brain exercises for your cat
Brain exercises for your cat
As anyone who's had their shin attacked by a playful kitten can attest, many cats love to frolic. But mind activity is also important for cats. Here are four great tips to challenge your kitty.More >>
Summer cat care
Summer cat care
Now that summer is here, the rising temperature, brighter sun and increased risk of ticks and fleas can all pose threats to your cat. But you can help your kitty enjoy the summer as much as you do by taking a few precautions.More >>
Newest flea products for cats
Newest flea products for cats
No one likes fleas. Whether you're a frustrated owner or an itchy cat, those little stinkers can make everyone's lives miserable. Here are three of the newest flea-control products for cats.More >>
World's loudest cat purrs into record books
World's loudest cat purrs into record books
Smokey the cat's "thunderous purr" has been compared to a lawn mower and even to a Boeing 747 coming in to land from a mile away. Guinness World Records recently named her the world's loudest purring cat.More >>
Allergic to cats? New vaccine could help
Allergic to cats? New vaccine could help
A new vaccine holds promise of not just diminishing cat-allergy symptoms, but of curing the problem altogether. An added perk is that, unlike drugs that come with a laundry list of scary side effects, this vaccine has next to none.More >>
Do cats really prefer women?
Do cats really prefer women?
Research recently revealed that women tend to bond more with cats than men do. Many men, however, enjoy equally rewarding relationships with cats. Who wins in the battle of the sexes?More >>
Hold your cat correctly
Hold your cat correctly
Picking up and holding a cat can be a tricky task. If you do it incorrectly you could injure your cat (or yourself).More >>
I found a stray cat. Now what?
I found a stray cat. Now what?
Spring brings a slew of stray and abandoned kittens. Find out what to do if you encounter one.More >>
Measure your cat’s intelligence
Measure your cat’s intelligence
Many cats have intelligence levels much higher than you'd expect. Here's how you can tell how smart your cat is.More >>
Does your cat need a psychiatrist?
Does your cat need a psychiatrist?
Cats can act a little crazy now and then. But ongoing behavior problems should be checked out by an expert.More >>
My cat has no table manners!
My cat has no table manners!
Although many cats rule the roost, the dinner table is not the most appropriate place for a cat. Find out how to stop your cat from eating at the table.More >>
Tips for car travel with your cat
Tips for car travel with your cat
Although dogs love to go for car rides, the same can't be said for most cats. If you travel with your cat, follow these tips for a safe (and sane) trip.More >>
Cat love and friendship
Cat love and friendship
Do cats feel love and establish friendships with other cats and with dogs and people?More >>
Protect your cat’s teeth from disease
Protect your cat’s teeth from disease
Poor dental health can lead to very painful -- or even life-threatening -- situations. Ensure your cat's teeth are in tip-top shape.More >>
Cat food ingredients for good health
Cat food ingredients for good health
The easiest way to help your cat get a shiny coat, allergy relief and good overall health is through omega fatty acids.More >>
Second-hand cat, first-rate pet
Second-hand cat, first-rate pet
Adopting from a shelter, humane society or rescue group "means helping a cat who's already there and needs the love of an owner," he says.More >>
Cats suffer from allergies, too
Cats suffer from allergies, too
Even though cats tend to have fewer allergies than dogs, your feline friend could still be suffering without your knowledge.

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Easy (and cheap!) holiday gifts for the cats in your life
Easy (and cheap!) holiday gifts for the cats in your life
Here's a Santa's sack full of ideas for homemade, handmade or inexpensive gifts for the cats in your life.More >>
Is your kitten a real copy cat?
Is your kitten a real copy cat?
House cats retain a hunting instinct. Some researchers say that's why cats can sometimes mimic the sounds of other animals -- or even sound like their owners.More >>
Help your cat go green at mealtime
Help your cat go green at mealtime
As you seek out more natural foods for yourself and continue to recycle packaging, think about doing the same for your cat.More >>
Cheer up your cat with a kitty playdate
Cheer up your cat with a kitty playdate
The right preparation can make cat playdates not only safe, but cat-tastic too. Here are five purr-fect tips to get you started.More >>
Cat care goes high tech
Cat care goes high tech
Want to monitor what your cat is doing at any given time of day? New high-tech devices, such as a cat collar that tweets on Twitter, can help you do just that.More >>
Improve cat veterinary office visits
Improve cat veterinary office visits
Want to make veterinary visits pain-free for both you and your cat? Here, expert advice. Plus, veterinarians provide advice for other veterinarians.More >>
Famous fathers and their cats
Famous fathers and their cats
Happy Father's Day! As we look back at famous dads who adored cats, here's what to consider if you're thinking of getting a cat for your Dad or male significant other.More >>
Can my pet allergies be passed on to my kids?
Can my pet allergies be passed on to my kids?
Although the tendency to have allergies is inherited, specific allergic sensitivities are not. Read on to find out more about pet allergies and your kids.More >>
Calm the fears of your scaredy-cat
Calm the fears of your scaredy-cat
Does your cat freak out during veterinary visits or dive under the bed whenever guests arrive? Our experts share how you can ease common cat fears before they get out of hand.More >>
Pet identification: the best care for your cat
Pet identification: the best care for your cat
National Pet ID Week is April 18 to 24, a reminder to microchip, tag, tattoo, ear notch or otherwise ID pet cats for their health and safety. But which method is best for you and your cat?More >>
Weight control cat foods evaluated
Weight control cat foods evaluated
A new study has found that weight control foods for cats vary widely, both in calories and price. Learn what to look for and why "lite," "light" and "low calorie" aren't always what they seem.More >>
An inside look at cat grooming
An inside look at cat grooming
If your cat is grooming too little or too much, an underlying health issue could be the cause. Here are common signs to look for.More >>
Erase your cat’s carbon footprint
Erase your cat’s carbon footprint
This Earth Day week, reduce the impact of your cat's products, food and more on the environment. Before long, your feline will leave a near-invisible carbon footprint on the planet.More >>
The reasoning for indoor cats
The reasoning for indoor cats
Indoor cats live longer lives, and yet the myth persists that it's OK to allow cats outdoors. Learn how to keep your cat safe and happy.More >>
Cat food ingredients: the 4 essential groups
Cat food ingredients: the 4 essential groups
Cats are carnivores, so protein from meat is essential. But can you guess what the other key ingredient groups are in quality natural cat foods?More >>
Not so stupid pet tricks for cats
Not so stupid pet tricks for cats
Do you wish your cat knew how to fetch, do a high five and perform other impressive tricks? It's possible, with a little training.More >>
Why your cat won’t eat
Why your cat won’t eat
Is your cat finicky to the point that it's showing a loss of appetite? This can signal a number of problems, but all can be prevented and treated.More >>
10 questions to ask your cat's veterinarian
10 questions to ask your cat's veterinarian
The questions you ask will help your vet diagnose and treat your cat. That means a happier and healthier pet.More >>
Nutrition for aging cats
Nutrition for aging cats
An old cat doesn't necessarily mean a healthy cat. Help your feline achieve optimal wellness by feeding it the right food for this advanced stage of life.More >>
Learn the signs of a stressed-out cat
Learn the signs of a stressed-out cat
Is your cat feeling overly tense? Tune into specific cat-stress clues and ease the mind of your anxious feline.More >>
Helping your cat through the move
Helping your cat through the move
Relocating to a new home can put a lot of stress on your cat. Make life easier for both you and your cat by following these tips.More >>
Matching food to your feline
Matching food to your feline
Want to know which food choices are best for your cat's profile? Pet nutritional consultant Bernadine Cruz, DVM, is an expert at picking the perfect foods for any feline.More >>
Cat grooming basics
Cat grooming basics
Want to turn your feline frump into a healthier, happier kitty? This easy, at-home makeover starts with brushing, bathing, cleaning and clipping.More >>
Choosing the right veterinarian
Choosing the right veterinarian
It's often a daunting task finding a veterinarian to meet the needs of your pet and you. Check out our checklist to narrow down your search.More >>
Are two or more cats better than one?
Are two or more cats better than one?
Want your cat to live a longer, happier life? Consider a roommate. Two or more cats can be optimal under certain circumstances.More >>
Cat Toys: When the Thrill is Gone
Cat Toys: When the Thrill is Gone

Pet stores don't sell dangling cable wires in their cat toy sections. But if they did, it may just be the next bestseller.

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DNA Findings Will Revolutionize Cat Health
DNA Findings Will Revolutionize Cat Health

Perhaps the biggest boost in feline DNA research was the recent announcement that the domestic cat genome was sequenced. But what exactly does that mean, and how could it affect you and your cat now and in the future?

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Your Cat's Nutritional Balancing Act
Your Cat's Nutritional Balancing Act
In the home, as in the wild, cats are meat eaters. Their nutritional needs don't change just because they're using a litter box and sleeping on floor pillows.More >>
Purrsonality: Understanding Your Cat's Character
Purrsonality: Understanding Your Cat's Character

What exactly is personality? Does this people-centric term apply to non-human animals and can it be changed?

More >>
Secrets to Cat Playtime Perfection Revealed
Secrets to Cat Playtime Perfection Revealed

For cats that don't get enough challenging playtime, life can become boring and lonely -- for them, an incredibly stressful reality -- making them lethargic and prone to illness.

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Veterinarians Who Visit You
Veterinarians Who Visit You
House-call veterinarians provide most of the services you will find in a stationary veterinary office, such as exams, vaccinations, dentistry, blood testing, disease screenings, preventative care, dispensing medications and behavior consultations.More >>
Five Reasons to Keep Your Cat Indoors
Five Reasons to Keep Your Cat Indoors

By Darcy Lockman, Studio One Networks

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Match Your Cat to Its Food
Match Your Cat to Its Food
There is cat food for sensitive digestive systems, food that prevents hairballs and food for indoor cats. Find out if your cat needs to be eating any of these specialized foods.More >>
Resolving the Feral Cat Conundrum
Resolving the Feral Cat Conundrum

If you've ever sighted homeless cats in your neighborhood and wondered what to do, here's some expert advice on the kindest and most effective action you can take to help them.

More >>
Adopt a feline friend for life
Adopt a feline friend for life
Hundreds of thousands of cats are in need of a good home. In six, pre-adoption steps, your own home can fit the bill. A lifetime of purring companionship will be your reward.More >>
Cat-Ching: Careers for Cat Lovers
Cat-Ching: Careers for Cat Lovers

If you love cats there are a number of careers that will allow you to stay close to the furry felines and earn an income.

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Furniture Could Make Your Cat Sick
Furniture Could Make Your Cat Sick
Since the 1980s, thyroid disease in cats has been on the upswing, and the cause may be found right in your living room.More >>
Five Steps to Better Feline Friendship
Five Steps to Better Feline Friendship

By Elizabeth Wasserman, Studio One Networks
For weeks, Nicholas Dodman's family hardly ever saw...
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Climate Change and Your Cat's Health
Climate Change and Your Cat's Health

By Cricky Long, Studio One Networks
Lisa Medwid, a film producer in Los Angeles, Calif., spends...
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Why Your Cat's One of a Kind
Why Your Cat's One of a Kind

By Darcy Lockman, Studio One Networks
Thirty-two-year-old Brooklyn, N.Y.
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Corporate Cats
Corporate Cats

By Elizabeth Parker, Studio One Networks
Ever since Spike took up residence in a St.
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Can Cats Predict Human Deaths?
Can Cats Predict Human Deaths?
Residents at a nursing home in Rhode Island may think twice before saying, "Here kitty," once they learn Oscar the rescue kitty's main occupation: predicting patient deaths. But can he really predict death?More >>
Cats are from Venus, Dogs are from Mars
Cats are from Venus, Dogs are from Mars

By Elizabeth Wasserman, Studio One Networks
The saying "fighting like cats and dogs" had to...
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Don't let Halloween spook your cat
Don't let Halloween spook your cat
In mythology and folklore, superstitions link cats to witches and bad luck on Halloween, but it's actually our feline friends who ought to be scaredy-cats on the fall holiday.More >>

Blissful CatBlissful CatMore>>
Second-hand cat, first-rate pet
Second-hand cat, first-rate pet
Adopting from a shelter, humane society or rescue group "means helping a cat who's already there and needs the love of an owner," he says.More >>
Is your kitten a real copy cat?
Is your kitten a real copy cat?
House cats retain a hunting instinct. Some researchers say that's why cats can sometimes mimic the sounds of other animals -- or even sound like their owners.More >>
Cat Toys: When the Thrill is Gone
Cat Toys: When the Thrill is Gone

Pet stores don't sell dangling cable wires in their cat toy sections. But if they did, it may just be the next bestseller.

More >>
Famous fathers and their cats
Famous fathers and their cats
Happy Father's Day! As we look back at famous dads who adored cats, here's what to consider if you're thinking of getting a cat for your Dad or male significant other.More >>
Secrets to Cat Playtime Perfection Revealed
Secrets to Cat Playtime Perfection Revealed

For cats that don't get enough challenging playtime, life can become boring and lonely -- for them, an incredibly stressful reality -- making them lethargic and prone to illness.

More >>
Adopt a feline friend for life
Adopt a feline friend for life
Hundreds of thousands of cats are in need of a good home. In six, pre-adoption steps, your own home can fit the bill. A lifetime of purring companionship will be your reward.More >>
Cat-Ching: Careers for Cat Lovers
Cat-Ching: Careers for Cat Lovers

If you love cats there are a number of careers that will allow you to stay close to the furry felines and earn an income.

More >>
Five Steps to Better Feline Friendship
Five Steps to Better Feline Friendship

By Elizabeth Wasserman, Studio One Networks
For weeks, Nicholas Dodman's family hardly ever saw...
More >>
Corporate Cats
Corporate Cats

By Elizabeth Parker, Studio One Networks
Ever since Spike took up residence in a St.
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Photographing Your Elusive Feline
Photographing Your Elusive Feline
By Susan McCullough, Studio One Networks
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Lost and FoundLost and FoundMore>>
Lost Dog
Lost Dog
Updated: Sunday, January 8 2012 4:56 PM EST2012-01-08 21:56:39 GMT
Munchkin disappeared on January 2 around 11pm from North 2nd Street in Wormleysburg. Anyone with information may call Jessie at 712-5201.More >>
Munchkin disappeared on January 2 around 11pm from North 2nd Street in Wormleysburg. Anyone with information may call Jessie at 712-5201.More >>

Whole HealthCats: Whole HealthMore>>
Top 5 ways to improve life for your senior cat
Top 5 ways to improve life for your senior cat
If your senior cat is starting to slow down, there are extra steps you can take to ensure that it is healthy, comfortable and content.More >>
Protect your cat’s teeth from disease
Protect your cat’s teeth from disease
Poor dental health can lead to very painful -- or even life-threatening -- situations. Ensure your cat's teeth are in tip-top shape.More >>
Nutrition for aging cats
Nutrition for aging cats
An old cat doesn't necessarily mean a healthy cat. Help your feline achieve optimal wellness by feeding it the right food for this advanced stage of life.More >>
10 questions to ask your cat's veterinarian
10 questions to ask your cat's veterinarian
The questions you ask will help your vet diagnose and treat your cat. That means a happier and healthier pet.More >>
Cat grooming basics
Cat grooming basics
Want to turn your feline frump into a healthier, happier kitty? This easy, at-home makeover starts with brushing, bathing, cleaning and clipping.More >>
Choosing the right veterinarian
Choosing the right veterinarian
It's often a daunting task finding a veterinarian to meet the needs of your pet and you. Check out our checklist to narrow down your search.More >>
DNA Findings Will Revolutionize Cat Health
DNA Findings Will Revolutionize Cat Health

Perhaps the biggest boost in feline DNA research was the recent announcement that the domestic cat genome was sequenced. But what exactly does that mean, and how could it affect you and your cat now and in the future?

More >>
Veterinarians Who Visit You
Veterinarians Who Visit You
House-call veterinarians provide most of the services you will find in a stationary veterinary office, such as exams, vaccinations, dentistry, blood testing, disease screenings, preventative care, dispensing medications and behavior consultations.More >>
Five Reasons to Keep Your Cat Indoors
Five Reasons to Keep Your Cat Indoors

By Darcy Lockman, Studio One Networks

More >>
Furniture Could Make Your Cat Sick
Furniture Could Make Your Cat Sick
Since the 1980s, thyroid disease in cats has been on the upswing, and the cause may be found right in your living room.More >>

Nutrition NowCats: Nutrition NowMore>>
Help your cat go green at mealtime
Help your cat go green at mealtime
As you seek out more natural foods for yourself and continue to recycle packaging, think about doing the same for your cat.More >>
Your Cat's Nutritional Balancing Act
Your Cat's Nutritional Balancing Act
In the home, as in the wild, cats are meat eaters. Their nutritional needs don't change just because they're using a litter box and sleeping on floor pillows.More >>
Match Your Cat to Its Food
Match Your Cat to Its Food
There is cat food for sensitive digestive systems, food that prevents hairballs and food for indoor cats. Find out if your cat needs to be eating any of these specialized foods.More >>
Matching food to your feline
Matching food to your feline
Want to know which food choices are best for your cat's profile? Pet nutritional consultant Bernadine Cruz, DVM, is an expert at picking the perfect foods for any feline.More >>
Cat food ingredients: the 4 essential groups
Cat food ingredients: the 4 essential groups
Cats are carnivores, so protein from meat is essential. But can you guess what the other key ingredient groups are in quality natural cat foods?More >>
Cat Foods Go Natural
Cat Foods Go Natural
By Darcy Lockman, Studio One Networks
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Multi-Cat Foods Simplify Mealtime
Multi-Cat Foods Simplify Mealtime
By Darcy Lockman, Studio One Networks
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The Feline Food Pyramid
The Feline Food Pyramid
By Darcy Lockman, Studio One Networks
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Cat Nutrition Factbook
Cat Nutrition Factbook
By Darcy Lockman, Studio One Networks
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Cat Food, Demystified
Cat Food, Demystified
By Elizabeth Wasserman, Studio One Networks
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Behavior BasicsCats: Behavior BasicsMore>>
Cheer up your cat with a kitty playdate
Cheer up your cat with a kitty playdate
The right preparation can make cat playdates not only safe, but cat-tastic too. Here are five purr-fect tips to get you started.More >>
Helping your cat through the move
Helping your cat through the move
Relocating to a new home can put a lot of stress on your cat. Make life easier for both you and your cat by following these tips.More >>
Are two or more cats better than one?
Are two or more cats better than one?
Want your cat to live a longer, happier life? Consider a roommate. Two or more cats can be optimal under certain circumstances.More >>
Purrsonality: Understanding Your Cat's Character
Purrsonality: Understanding Your Cat's Character

What exactly is personality? Does this people-centric term apply to non-human animals and can it be changed?

More >>
Resolving the Feral Cat Conundrum
Resolving the Feral Cat Conundrum

If you've ever sighted homeless cats in your neighborhood and wondered what to do, here's some expert advice on the kindest and most effective action you can take to help them.

More >>
Why Your Cat's One of a Kind
Why Your Cat's One of a Kind

By Darcy Lockman, Studio One Networks
Thirty-two-year-old Brooklyn, N.Y.
More >>
Can Cats Predict Human Deaths?
Can Cats Predict Human Deaths?
Residents at a nursing home in Rhode Island may think twice before saying, "Here kitty," once they learn Oscar the rescue kitty's main occupation: predicting patient deaths. But can he really predict death?More >>
Cats are from Venus, Dogs are from Mars
Cats are from Venus, Dogs are from Mars

By Elizabeth Wasserman, Studio One Networks
The saying "fighting like cats and dogs" had to...
More >>
It's All Mine! Cat Marking, Explained
It's All Mine! Cat Marking, Explained
By Elizabeth Wasserman, Studio One Networks
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Weird Cat Behaviors, Explained
Weird Cat Behaviors, Explained
By Joanne Eglash, Studio One Networks
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