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How Often Should You Clean Your Cat’s Ears?
Clean a healthy cat's ears every one to two weeks — too often risks injury — but with ear mites, fungus, or bacteria, clean several times a week. The routine is cleaner, massage, let the cat shake, then wipe the outer canal; tell plain dirt from mites by the black, smelly, itchy discharge mites leave, and treat mites with a suitable drop plus monthly topical deworming.
What to Do When a Cat Hates Being Brushed
Daily brushing stops cats swallowing too much fur and forming hairballs, but many cats resist it. Check for sore spots first, brush gently from the head back, reward with treats, ease off on mats, keep sessions short, and pick a spot where the cat feels secure. Don't stack brushing with nail trims or baths, or stress can tip into a full-blown reaction.
Maddening Cat Shedding
Cat shedding is the bane of every cat-owning home. Imagine clothes perpetually covered in fur; you diligently lint-roll them again and again, only to have the cat restore the mess the next day. Owners may develop 'fur phobia' from hair in food and drink, even wondering if they need hairball paste themselves.
Simple Feeding Guide for Puppies and Kittens 0–1 Year
A general puppy/kitten feeding guide! 'General' means it suits most babies; it covers clothing, food, and shelter across three life stages.
Ear-Canal Diseases in Pets: Treatment and Prevention
Ear-canal disease is an infection inside the ear — sounds minor, but you may regret not preventing and caring for it. That's no reason to ignore it!
Should You Do Ear Care After Bathing a Cat?
Pet ear disease is rising; a cat with ear trouble shakes its head, scratches with hind legs, and smells bad. Untreated, it scratches endlessly and hurts itself.
What Cat Supplies Do You Need to Prepare?
Choose sensibly from the list below according to your budget. Add items gradually as you can afford them, or go for better products if money is no object.
Cat Eye Care Methods
In the past cats caught mice; today they are family, so daily care deserves special attention—including the eyes.
How to Treat and Remove Cat ‘Black Chin’ (Feline Acne)
Why does my cat have black dots on the chin that return after cleaning, then turn red and spread? Let's look at the causes and treatment of feline acne.
Must-Buy Cat Supplies
There are many things you must buy for a cat. Here's a rundown of what you need.