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When we think of archenemies in the animal world, the first thing that may come to your mind is the feud between cats and dogs. The fight for supremacy between these adorable pets has inspired a lot of movies, novels, and even jokes.

But is it true that there’s no hope for cats and dogs to get along? Or could it be there might be some reasons that they may become best of friends?

So, you finally bought your feline friend a scratching post. You’re excited to try it and so, you gave it a go. You were exhilarated to see your cat to be interested. After all, you had enough having your lovely carpets and other furniture getting unsightly scratches.

When we say family, our dearest feline friend should also enjoy the day with us simply because pets are part of the family!

After Surviving A Busy Week, It’s Finally Time To Treat Yourself. A day out with your cat is

A lot of cats have tails. In fact, you would seldom find cats with short tails or with no tails at all. So, you might wonder, why do cats have tails? Is it even useful?

In this post, let us share with you some of the awesome reasons why cats have tails and what purposes it serves for your feline friend.

Do you know that allergies are not just a human thing? In fact, cats can also have allergies. However, sometimes, it is difficult to determine whether your cat is having an allergic reaction. How can you know that it is just a simple itch or sneeze? What if it is a symptom of an allergy?

You and your family are watching over a loved one at her nursing home. As you cherish your time with her, you see her cat jump into her bed. After a couple of hours, your loved one passed on. Later on, as you spend more time with your family, you ponder the same questions.

Can cats sense what’s going to happen to their owner? How can they do that?

It’s your first time to own a cat. You feel ecstatic while you take her to the cat sanctuary you’ve created especially for her. Watching your cat enjoy her scratching posts, toys, and litter box pays off all your hard work.

As she hops into the litter box to do her business, you give her privacy. After turning your back, you hear rustles and scratches. You check on it only to see your cat digging in the litter box to cover her waste.

Wow, that’s something interesting, right? Which leads you to ask, “Why did my cat just cover his poop?”

Don’t you wish your cat has a shinier and healthier fur? I’m sure every pet lover would love to have that. However, getting that beautiful and glorious fur does not come easy.

Sometimes, it is part of your cat’s genetic disposition and breed to have a difficult to manage fur. In other cases, your cat’s behavior, medical condition, and routine could contribute to whatever condition his fur may have. That’s why it is great to know some tips on how to keep your cat’s fur shiny, beautiful, and most importantly, healthy.