28 Most Beautiful Cat Breeds in the World
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Cat Neutering: Everything You Need To Know
Technically speaking, neutering means surgically preventing cats from reproducing. Castration (also known as orchiectomy) is the surgical removal of a male cat’s testicles, making him unable to reproduce and also eliminating the main source of his reproductive hormones. Female cats undergo spay surgery (also called ovariohysterectomy), which is the removal of the ovaries, fallopian tubes and uterus, also eliminating the main source of hormones that drive the female’s heat cycle. A note on terminology: Over time, the terms have morphed so that we use neuter for males and spay for females, which is what we’ll do for the purpose of this article.,Jump to section Define Cat Neutering How Old Do Cats Need To Be To Get Neutered? When To Neuter Male Cats Benefits of Neutering Where To Get a Cat Neutered Cat Neutering Surgery How Much Does It Cost To Neuter a Cat Cat Care After Neutering Male Cats Before and After Neutering: What To Expect Neutering FAQs Talk to Your Veterinarian After Cat Neutering
Cat Constipation: Signs, Causes, and Treatment
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Are My Cats Playing Or Fighting?
Cats play fighting is healthy, normal behavior. It’s centered around cats’ predatory behavior, which is why you’ll see lots of pouncing, stalking, chasing, grabbing, wrestling and bunny kicking with the back legs. But sometimes it can be a struggle to tell the difference between cats playing rough and actually fighting because both look similar. And if one of the cats takes things too far, what starts as a friendly wrestling match can escalate into a true knock-down, drag-out fight.
12 Cat Sounds and What They Mean
Our feline friends are known for their meows, purrs, hisses and growls. These cat sounds reflect everything from contentment and calm to worry, fear and anger. Sounds and cat body language communicate their emotional state of mind. If you listen closely, you’ll be able to understand what those seemingly random cat noises are all about and what your cat is saying to you.
