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Non-Toxic Pest Control: A Green Alternative
The use of poisons as a way to eliminate a rodent infestation is an ongoing concern for pet owners, but cats are especially at risk of an accidental and possibly fatal ingestion. Whether in the home or at a boarding facility, the use of potentially lethal pest control methods is a seriously safety [...]
Natural Cat Litter: What’s the Difference and Should You Switch?
If you are like most consumers, then you want choices when it comes to your cat litter — perhaps even “greener” choices. That’s right, long gone are the days when you could only choose from a handful of litters to assist you in discarding Kitty’s little “indiscretions.” Visit your local pet supply store today [...]
Hypoallergenic Cat Breeds
Want to adopt a cat, but suffer from allergies? Maybe you’ve tried coping by taking antihistamines, and have a HEPA air filter in your home. You may have even heard the term “hypoallergenic pet” but not know it applies to cats. Some feline breeds exist that are considered “hypoallergenic,” or produce fewer [...]
Holistic Medicine and How it Can Help Your Pet
Keeping Your Pet Healthy, Naturally Like their owners, a pet’s health can also benefit by eating healthier foods and finding the right medical care when it is needed. However, this medical care need not always be traditional in nature. For example, acupuncture can be used to relieve pain and strengthen the body’s [...]
Exercising with Your Cat: A How-To Guide
Do you worry that your indoor cat is not getting enough exercise? While it is true that cats have the evolutionary advantage of a high metabolism that works even as they lounge around (see lions in the wild), they do still need some physical activity to keep them from a sedentary life of [...]
A Cleaner, Greener Home for You and Your Cat
Breathe Easier Knowing Your Home is Toxin Free You may be surprised to learn that of all the toxic environments your cat will be exposed to in its lifetime, your home is the most dangerous. The typical modern home has more chemicals, gases, and natural toxins than anything your cat is likely [...]
A Cat Lover’s Guide to Going ‘Green’
Just because you’re driving around Nissan Leaf that gets 100 miles per charge, or have an organic garden in your backyard and solar panels on your roof doesn’t mean you should stop exploring more ways to reduce your carbon footprint. (And for the rest of us, it isn’t too late to start either.) [...]
