Decoding the Enigma: The Science Behind a Cat's Purr
Cats' purring is more complex than a sign of happiness. They purr when in pain, anxious, or during childbirth, using it to communicate and self-soothe. Mother cats bond with kittens through purring, and cats may use it to signal needs to humans. The frequency of purring falls within a therapeutic range, potentially promoting healing and reducing stress for both cats and humans, making it a unique and fascinating behavior.
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June Cat Care Checklist: Summer Wellness for Your Furry Friend
As the weather warms up and summer kicks in, it's the perfect time to check in on your cat's health and routine. Cats are sensitive to temperature changes and seasonal shifts, so June is ideal for refreshing your feline care practices from hydration and nutrition to grooming and parasite prevention. Whether you're a new cat parent or a seasoned pro, this guide has everything you need to help your cat thrive all month.
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Lyme Disease in Pets: What Every Pet Owner Needs to Know
May is Lyme Disease Prevention Month, making it the perfect time to educate pet owners about this prevalent tick-borne illness. As the weather warms up, ticks become more active, increasing the risk of Lyme disease for pets and humans.
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Do Pets Get Allergies? True or False?
Did you know that pets can suffer from allergies just like humans? However, unlike humans who show symptoms like sneezing, coughing, and itchy eyes, pets usually exhibit allergic reactions through their skin. This can lead to allergies in pets often being overlooked or misdiagnosed as other illnesses.
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