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Tag: cats
The Problem With “No-Kill” Shelters
No-kill shelters may not euthanize animals, but refusing to accept pets can still lead to their deaths.
Bronchitis in Cats and Dogs
Bronchitis can be treated, but the more established it is, the less impact treatment makes at reversing inflammatory damage.
Chlamydia and Cats: What to Expect
Although there is no link between chlamydia in cats and serious problems in humans, there are some reports of infected cats giving people conjunctivitis.
Dealing With Cheyletiella Mites on Your Pet
These mites are easily passed between animals and are more common when groups of animals are kept together, such as in pet shops.
Setting the Record Straight on Cats and Toxoplasmosis
No, you can’t get this disease simply by petting your cat. In fact, the risk posed by cats is pretty low in general.
5 Things to Know About Minskin Cats
Lovable and playful, these rare cats have a generally healthy constitution and get along well with other animals.
It’s Time to Talk About This “Rainbow Bridge” Thing
Does the idea of a Rainbow Bridge for deceased pets comfort you? Two writers offer arguments for and against it. And we want to hear your thoughts, too.
Women and Cats: A Long History of Kinship
The storied connection between women and cats can be traced back thousands of years.
5 Reasons Why Pets Make Terrible Gifts
Think a puppy or a kitten is the perfect present for your friends? Think again — and consider the time and financial commitment a new pet requires.
