20 Maine Coon Cats That Will Make Your Cat Look Tiny
If you aren’t already are, The Maine Coon cat is one of the largest domesticated breeds of felines. As a matter of fact, the title for the “longest cat” in the 2010 Guinness World Records…
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10 Things You Should Know About The Snowshoe Cat
Cats can make very loyal and lovable pets. They are always waiting for you when you get home and they love to snuggle when you are watching television. The best thing about cats is that…
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20 Things You Didn’t Know About Hairless Cats
Hairless cats are a novelty to some people, but to others, they are simply their beloved pets. The bald appearance is a unique feature that sets them apart from other breeds that sport a full…
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What Causes a Sudden Swollen Face in Cats?
There are many illnesses that could inflict a cat, but there’s nothing as baffling as a sudden swollen face. It’s also equally alarming to see your beloved face have normal features one moment and have…
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The 20 Most Evil Cats from Movies or TV
How fascinating evil cats are. We may love our furry companions, but when it comes to evil cats, we cannot hide our fascination with them. How evil can evil be, we wonder? As with all…
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Why Do Cats Meow When You Pick Them Up?
Some cats are more expressive and vocal than others. While your cat may immediately begin purring when you pick him up, some owners become concerned when their cats meow every time they pick them up….
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The 20 Cutest Maine Coon Cat Videos of All-Time
Maine Coon cats are the official cat of Maine, and the long-haired cat breed native to America, and most likely the oldest breed, too. Their history is unclear, but it’s most commonly thought that they…
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Why Are There Scabs on Your Cat’s Back?
Like humans, cats can get scabs when they have lesions on their skin. A scab is a growth that forms to cover the lesion that protects a wound from infection or worsening and helps the…
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Five Cat Breeds That Behave as “Guard Cats”
Burglars fear homes with dogs because they assume that all our canines are guard dogs, but they are yet to meet cats whose protective nature matches that of dogs. Therefore, if you prefer felines to…
