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UK’s best-loved national pet charities and experts join forces to offer advice to help owners care for their animals and each other The coalition is concerned about conflicting and poor information which is leaving owners confused and anxious and animals potentially at risk. The group has produced a series of colourful graphics giving tips and
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Staying grounded is critical to your mental health at any time, but especially now. If you’re not familiar with the concept, grounding yourself means bringing yourself into the present moment. There are a lot of different ways to accomplish that. It can be as simple as taking a few deep breaths. It can be accomplished
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Five years ago, Danielle Schafer spotted a stray kitten on a rural street in upstate New York. She took her home, and named her Kitty. The beautiful, green-eyed feline, clearly smitten with her rescuer, made it pretty clear she wanted to stay. “She would run down the stairs meowing at me,” Danielle says. “She was
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In revisiting its Keeping Cats Safe campaign, International Cat Care (iCatCare) was inundated with stories of missing cats. The most uplifting stories of reunion generally had a common theme; a microchip with up-to-date information. This campaign was originally launched in 2015 and 2016 to promote awareness of some of the dangers that exist for cats.
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Kitties are picky pants and there’s no doubt about how many things cats dislike. But cat lovers don’t mind. When a cat chooses us, its a high honor and we will do everything in our power to keep our cats happy. Yet, the natural selectivity of cats can make this difficult sometimes. Our idea of
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IN THE CAT GARDEN, by Mollie Hunt Cat in the garden does not question if she is wild or safe. News comes on scented air; some relevant, most not. If there is danger she will deal. When danger passes she will assess the damage and move on. Meanwhile she cares for basic needs: eat  poop 
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One of the oldest breeds in the fancy, the Turkish Van has enchanted and enthralled cat lovers for thousands of years. A native of central and southeast Asia, the breed is most commonly associated with the Lake Van region of Turkey, where it is considered a national treasure. People love the breed so much that
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There’s only one downside to being a cat parent: stinky, dirty litter boxes. In addition to the mess and odor, clay and clumping litters often contain potentially harmful chemicals that have no business near your family. That’s why iHeartCats partnered with PrettyLitter, a revolutionary new product that blows the competition out of the water when it comes to safety,
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What could former president of the United States Ronald Reagan and actress Lea Michele possibly have in common? They both added stray tortoiseshell cats to their families! President Reagan kept his two tortoiseshell cats, Cleo and Sara, at his California vacation ranch. It’s reported that Michele found her tortoiseshell cat, Sheila, on a Paramount studio
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We all know that cats can have issues with other cats. In fact, cats being territorial can create all sorts of unrest in a multi-cat household. Have you ever given thought as to why cats are this way? We know that cats are carnivores and by nature, and being a hunter means that food is
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Cats and kittens in shelters and foster care across the nation thank you! By simply purchasing merchandise with a heart, you’re keeping cats fed and giving tiny kittens a chance. Thanks to a partnership between iHeartCats.com and GreaterGood.org, every purchase made from the iHeartCats store helps rescue facilities and shelters continue to save cats and
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Looking for fun ways to spend time with your cats and get crafty at the same time?  DIY puzzles and games are fun to build and provide your cat with fantastic mental exercise. Just remember it’s important that cats be supervised while playing with these games to make sure they are playing safely and appropriately.
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So, your cat means the world to you and you want to give him the absolute best food for his body. Given the chance, your cat is an absolutely stellar hunter but you’re not really keen on the “presents” he leaves on the front step. But you get it. Cats are carnivores and meat is their
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