When we think of cats and their senses, we usually think of their keen sense of smell and acute hearing. Their eyes play a major role in their survival as well.
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Let???s face it! An overweight/obese cat is an unhealthy cat. By being grossly overweight, your cat could develop life-threatening diseases
Each year thousands of dogs and cats suffer from ingestion of household poisons,??? according to the Pet Poison Helpline.* Now, those are very alarming numbers! The sad part is most of the poisons come from common household items
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If your pet has been losing its hair at an alarming rate or developing bald spots in unusual places, it could be the sign of an underlying disease