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Are you baffled by what your cat is trying to communicate to you with his body language, meows, growls, etc.?  Do you want to understand your cat better?  If so, this is the page for you to visit.  Click below to visit Rogue and Furrari's cat communication page...

 Cat Communication

 
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  Kitty Health Sites
   Arthritis
            If your cat suffers with arthritis, this is a good site to visit.
   Feline Diabetes
            Educational site for owners of diabetic cats.
   Pets With Diabetes
            A site offering support, information and resources for owners of
            diabetic cats.
   Feline Hip Dysplasia
            A site to educate people about hip dysplasia in cats.  Explains
            diagnostic test procedures, treatments, therapies and more.    
   Feline hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM)
            The most common heart disease in cats. 
   FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis)
            Explanation of FIP and how it infects cats.
   Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV)
          Cornell University's Feline Health Centre Site. Discusses the
            disease, how it is spread, treatments, vaccinations, etc.
   Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV)
            a.k.a. Feline AIDS.  Discusses how the disease affects a cat, how
            it is treated, complications, and diet.
    Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV)
             Explains the diseases caused by FeLV, how the disease is
             spread and how to protect your cat.
   The Feline Leukaemia Support Site
             Chloe's Site is about Chloe the cat and her battle with FeLV.
             You will find FeLV resources and information here.
 

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  Kitty Fun Sites
  "Lap Dance" movie - have you ever had a cat sit on your lap
          and refuse to move?  You've gotta watch this e-movie!

Awwww Look, Cute Kittens - a cute 'time-waster'.
 

  
 
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 (Note: Jeffery LaCroix is a veterinarian with an office in Wilmington. He writes a column for the Morning Star called "From Paws to Tails."

Here is his response to a letter regarding bathing a cat :)

Dear Dr. LaCroix: I've heard that cats never have to be bathed, and that they have some sort of special enzyme in their saliva that keeps them clean. This doesn't sound believable to me because there are definite "kitty" odours on my sofa and dirty cat paw prints on our white hearth. Is this true about the saliva? If we do decide to give "Nice Kitty" a bath, how do we do that? - NSP, Wilmington

Dear NSP: Fortunately for you, several years ago a client gave me a written set of instructions about cat bathing which I am privileged to share with you:  CLICK FOR FULL ARTICLE

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Calvin Klein Obsession for Ocelets?

DALLAS (Reuters) -- Dallas Zoo researchers looking for ways to save the ocelot by encouraging the endangered cats to breed have found a scent that drives them wild -- Calvin Klein Obsession for Men cologne.

Four female ocelots in captivity reacted more powerfully to the cologne than to natural odours tested in a project aimed at using scents to guide ocelots to each other in the wild, Dallas Zoo research curator Dr Cynthia Bennett said.

(source: Reuters)


 

  

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Ferocious Mountain Cat

Recently, 3 hikers were walking in the wilderness of northern Alberta, Canada. The day was nice, the sun shining and everyone was in generally good spirits. SUDDENLY, from out of nowhere they were viciously attacked by a ferocious mountain cat which stuck with the speed of lightning, slashing and devouring the three unwary hikers.

Some time later, game wardens stumbled across the grisly scene and noticed that one of the hikers had managed to snap a picture of the beast before being killed. They quickly brought the camera back to the lab and had the film developed so they could get an idea of what they were dealing with.

To this day, the picture haunts them to the bone.

*** WARNING ***
Do NOT look at the picture
if you are weak of stomach.

Click here to view picture

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