Cat Care: What's New?
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Feature article behavior and appearance
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Why do cats eyes glow in the dark?
Every wondered why do cats eyes glow? Learn the science behind your kitty's shining eyes and find out about cat eyes in the dark.
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Cat Aggression: How to Calm Them Down
Learn how to identify causes of aggression in your cat, how you can help calm them down or diffuse an aggressive situation, and when a vet visit is needed.
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Why Does My Cat Yowl at Night? ׀ Hill's Pet
Cats can be quite chatty, especially at night when their yowling can keep even heavy sleepers awake. Learn tips for how to deal with her nighttime noises.
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Why Do Cats Try to Eat Plastic?
You may wonder why your cat loves chewing & eating all kinds of plastic. Find out why she's fascinated by these items and what you can do to discourage it.
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Why is My Cat's Meow Silent?
If you're wondering, "Why does my cat meow without sound?" read on to discover what a silent meow actually means (as well as the other types of meows).
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Determining Your Cat's Breed
Learn some easy ways to help you figure out what breed your cat is, such as physical characteristics like her coat color and body shape.
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Cat Napping: Why Your Cat Likes to Sleep
Learn about your cat's natural sleep cycle and why it doesn't always match your own, as well as why she likes to nap at certain times of the day.
Feature article breed
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American Curl Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
A lively cat, the American Curl gets along well with people and loves to climb and jump.
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American Shorthair Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
A pleasant companion, the American Shorthair is a loving cat and will become attached to all members of the family.
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American Wirehair Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Discover the personality and physical traits associated with the American Wirehair cat breed, as well as information about its history.
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Balinese Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Learn about the Balinese cat breed including physical and personality traits, history, and living with one at home.
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Bengal Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
A large, athletic breed, the Bengal attaches closely to her people and is a loyal friend with a sweet personality.
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Birman Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Find out everything you need to know about the Birman cat breed including personality traits, physical characteristics, and breed origins.
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Bombay Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
An active, curious cat, the Bombay loves watching the world around her and can be so affectionate that she demands time with her parent.
Feature article health care
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Skin Problems to Watch For in Your Cat
Recognize these common skin problems that ail many cats to help keep your feline friend happy and healthy.
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Subtle Signs that Your Cat is Aging
Health-related issues in cat become more common as they age. Here are 6 senior feline health concerns you need to know about.
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Potential Health Concerns in Your New Kitten
Protect your new kitten's health. Read this article to learn about 6 potentially fatal kitten health problems, and tips to prevent and treat them.
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Allergic Dermatitis | Hill's Pet
Discover some of the signs of feline skin conditions, how to help improve them, and when to consult your veterinarian about your cat's skin health.
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Can Cats Get the Flu or a Cold?
Learn how flu & cold viruses can affect your cat, what signs & symptoms to look for, and what the prevention & treatment options are. -
Real Life Stories of Caring for Cats with Disabilities
Read about the journey of three cats with disabilities and how, despite their handicaps, they're just as lovable and capable as any other cat.
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Cats with Sensitive Skin: Looking Beneath the Fur
Provide the best possible treatment for cats with sensitive skin by spotting the signs, knowing the causes, and understanding the remedies. Learn more now.
Feature article nutrition and feeding
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Is Chocolate Bad for Cats?
Chocolate is known to be poisonous for dogs, but it can also be toxic for cats. Learn why chocolate is bad for cats & what to do if she's eaten it.
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Can Cats Eat Eggs?
Discover whether or not your cat can eat eggs and what the benefits or potential hazards are if she does.
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Vegan Cat Food for Carnivorous Felines?
Discover what vegan or vegetarian cat food is, and why it is not the best choice to feed your carnivorous cat.
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The Effects of Catnip on Your Cat
Learn what catnip is, and whether or not it is safe to give to your cat and any side effects associated with catnip.
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Protein and Your Cat's Special Needs
You probably already know that proteins are important for your own good health, and your cat needs them, too.
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The Right Ingredients: Cornerstone Of Good Cat Nutrition
Nutrients can be found in a variety of sources, but the right ingredients help deliver optimal nutrition for optimal health.
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Important Ingredients to Look For in Cat Treats
Learn more about the ingredients in cat treats and how the,y impact your cat's overall health and happiness.
Feature article play and exercise
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5 New Fun Things to Do With Your Cat
Looking for way to enrich playtime for your kitty? Discover fun new cat activities, such as cat apps, that can keep your furry friend occupied for hours.
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Cat Workouts and Exercise Tips
Keep your cat happy and healthy by ensuring they get enough exercise. Follow these simple workout tips to keep them active.
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Relax Your Mind and Body with Cat Yoga
Learn about cat yoga, including its health benefits for both you and your cat. It's the perfect way to bond with her and get a workout at the same time.
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Clever Ways to Keep Your Cat Active: Food Scavenger Hunts
A scavenger hunt will keep your feline friend moving, maintaining her mental & physical health. Here are a few tips to get started.
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Peaceful Playtime with Cats and Children
Cats and children don't always mix. With positive reinforcement and determining boundaries, they can learn to have fun and peaceful playtime together.
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Fun Games for Exercising Your Cat
Discover which cat toys games your feline friend might like, and how they are great sources of exercise. Explore our library of articles to learn more.
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Choosing Safe Toys & Games for Your Kitten
Just like any child in the family, a kitten needs safe toys of her own to play with. Learn what toys are appropriate for her.
Feature article tools and resources
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Tips for Taking Photos of Your Cat
Learn tips for taking great pictures of your cat. She may not seem interested at first, but these trick should help you capture her best photos yet.
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Domesticated Cats: Through the Years
Discover where the earliest domesticated house cats originated from and how they came to be the loveable felines they are today.
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Tips for Creating Your Cat's Own Social Media Account
Want to make your cat the next social media sensation? Get helpful tips and advice on how to create a social media account just for your cat.
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Cat Life Hacks: Making Life Easier for You and Your Cat
Has your cat care routine gotten stale? Spice it up with these helpful cat life hacks, including tips to help manage cat hair, scratching & litter boxes.
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Fun DIY Beds for Your Cat
Learn how to create four different DIY cat beds that will provide your furry friend with a cozy space of her own & won't break your bank!
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Setting the Facts Straight: Common Myths About Your Cat | Hill's Pet
Learn about common cat myths and misconceptions. With all the misinformation available online about cats, it's time you got the true feline facts.
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How to Make Your Own DIY Cat Scratching Post
Learn how to build an easy, homemade DIY cat scratching post using items around your house! She'll get exercise and you won't get a ruined staircase.
Feature article routine care
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Indoor Houseplants to Keep Away from Your Cat
Learn about common houseplants that can be dangerous or poisonous to cats. Get tips on how to keep your cat safe around houseplants.
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Ways to Maintain Your Cat's Healthy Coat
Learn the visual signs that your cat is healthy including what to look for in her skin, ears, and eyes, as well as as signs you should call your vet about.
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Why Exercise is Important to Keep Your Cat Healthy
Learn ways to keep your kitten at an optimal weight so that she can be healthy and happy.
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Standard Home Health Checks for Your Cat
Proper kitten care starts at home. Learn the different signs of a healthy kitten and different preventative methods to use to keep her well.
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Making Your House a Fun & Enjoyable Place for a Cat
Creating an enriched environment for your senior cat can increase activity and mental stimulation, and reduces potential behavior problems.
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Why You Should Brush Your Cat's Teeth Regularly
Learn tips for what to do if you find a lost cat, including how to determine if it's a feral cat, if it's lost or a stray cat, and how you can help.
Feature article training
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Training Your Cat: Basic Things to Work On
Learn the basics of how to train your kitten to help raise an obedient cat and form a strong bond between you both.
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Steps for Command Training Your Kitten
Take advantage of your kitten's curiosity and intelligence by teaching her a few simple commands.
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How to Teach a Cat to Fetch | Hill's Pet
Can my cat play fetch? Yes, it's possible! Learn an effective training method for teaching your cat to fetch, including what verbal cues to use.
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Preparing Your Cat for a New Baby
Learn how to properly introduce a cat and a new baby in the home to ensure they are both safe and get along well.
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Getting Started With Training
Get some quick tips on getting started on how to shape your kitten's behaviour with early training. Learn what to do and what not to do.
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Training: Positive Reinforcements for Your Kitten
Learn how positive reinforcements can reward your kitten for good behaviour while their still young to set them up for success when they get older.
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Steps to Start Behavior Training Your Kitten
A little forethought, adequate supervision and early training go a long way toward keeping kittens out of trouble.
