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Feline Infectious Peritonitis

FIP is a nasty virus that stands for Feline Infectious Peritonitis. FIP is a type of virus classified as a Corona virus, of which there are 12. Sadly, FIP is the only corona virus that is fatal. Continue reading

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Meow Meow Purr Purr Purr

What is better than cuddling up with your favorite feline and listening to the wonderful purr? It brings a feeling of comfort to us. Do you wonder why they purr and how it happens? Let’s try to answer you and give you a few surprises. Here’s the first: Many animals can purr including raccoons, mongoose, hyenas and even guinea pigs! Continue reading

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The Bengal Challenge

Many people fall in love with a cat often because of how they look. Some people love black cats, while others it can only be a Persian. Then there are those that just become young children when they see a Bengal. But is it beautiful cat right for you, your family and other companion animals? Let’s take a brief look. Continue reading

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Feline Nail Clipping

Although you may love your weekly mani/pedi, cats are not so thrilled to get their nails clipped. To make it less of a fight it is important to start the process when they are young. If you start young they may sit placidly in your lap, but there are those that will need to be restrained. Continue reading

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FeLV and Cats

It sounds daunting and scary. FeLV or Feline Leukemia Virus is a disease that can affect cat through nasal discharge and saliva exchange. It needs not scare you if you become informed about the reality of the disease and not the gossip. Most cat’s have a strong immune system that will fight the infection off. FeLV is a blood cancer. Continue reading

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