that is so cool + my boyfriend is here did u no that girlfriend!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I have a kitten it was a stray and i took care of what it needed and there is no lost cats around me so she has black stripes on her head brown ones on her cheeks light cream muzzle light cream around the eyes light cream belly with dark choclate brown spotsshe has dusty [...]

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1. spend time with it! 2. feed it (of course)! 3. give it scratching post(so they dont tear up the couch)! 4. always clean out the litter box(so they dont get mad and go somewhere else)! 5. treat it like family! thank you for reading!

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How would you describe your cat? My cat always looks like she’s up to something sneaky. Is it just me? How would others describe how their cat looks, its personality, what it’s thinking?

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I was just wondering how old cats usually are when they first go into heat.

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can cats live for over 100 years

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Fifteen years ago, on the day I picked up my first cat at the local shelter, the volunteer on duty handed me a paper grocery bag full of pet supplies. “Here are some free samples,” she said, tossing the sack into the back of my car. “There’s some good stuff in there.” When I got home [...]

While most people think of animal groomers as working primarily on dogs, there are a number of reasons you may want to consider for grooming thick or long haired cats. Cats are, to a great extent, self groomers. They lick themselves clean, in the process removing dead hair. However, there are a few reasons [...]

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