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Pet Odor Eliminators Worth Knowing
When we keep pets, neighbors or family often complain the home smells. Some say just throw the pet out. Hearing that is helpless. Actually we don't want the smell either, but we love pets. Here is the best, easiest deodorizing method!
Can a Dog’s Non-Black Nose Be Tanned by the Sun?
Many dog owners meet the problem of a non-black nose. Let's first understand the reasons a dog's nose is not black.
What to Do About a Smelly Cat Behind
Have you ever smelled anal-gland secretion? One day I traced a sour stench to a splatter on my desk drawer — until my cat shoved its rear in my face.
Understanding Cat Malocclusion (Overbite and Underbite)
Cats with malocclusion are far from rare, and because of their looks they're often unloved, even ending up stray. Today we discuss feline malocclusion.
Is Odd-Eyed (Heterochromia) in Cats Harmful?
Why do some cats have odd eyes? Heterochromia (different-colored irises) is uncommon. It makes them look unique and much loved, but is it harmful?
Complications of Feline Kidney Failure
Feline kidney failure brings complications across nearly every body system - nervous, skeletal, digestive, respiratory, cardiac, metabolic, and skin. Recognizing them guides effective treatment and raises the chance of recovery.
Cat Cryptorchidism: Symptoms and Solutions
Feline cryptorchidism (retained testicle) is when one or both testicles stay in the abdomen instead of descending into the scrotum. Though it looks minor, it's actually a big deal.
How to Treat a Cat’s Corneal Ulcer
The main goal in treating corneal ulcers is to find and treat the cause, prevent secondary infection, and promote healing. With the trigger removed and proper treatment, mild ulcers usually heal within 7 days. Slow or rapidly worsening ulcers need longer treatment.
Why Cats Drink by Dipping a Paw in the Water
Cats that paw at their water bowl are not being difficult. They may be playing, protecting their sensitive whiskers from a tight bowl, checking the water is fresh, or keeping their vulnerable neck safe while drinking.
An Introduction to the Chinese Li Hua Cat
The Chinese Li Hua is a native landrace with a long history, strong constitution and natural hunting skill. Loyal and independent, it is easy to keep but wild at heart, so think carefully before bringing one home.