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Dear Christina, Many shelter cats have neuter surgery performed at an early age to be sure the surgery is done before they are adopted by their new family. There are benefits to having the surgery performed early, and minimal risk with this type of surgery. Kittens from breeders or other private sources can also have surgery performed earlier than traditionally thought. Read this article to learn the reasons early neuters are becoming more popular and whether this is a good idea for your new kitten. Click here to read the full article. … … … … |
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DEAR FANCY, How can I train my cat to stay off the kitchen counter? –Geoff … … … … Dear Geoff, I love being up on high places and surveying my surroundings but I learned early on as a kitten that some places are off limits. My humans didn't like me on the kitchen counter either, something about my fur in their food, I still don't get why that's such a big deal. But if you're concerned about fur in your food or keeping your cat away from objects that may be dangerous then you should read over this article, it is full of tips to keep both you and your cat cohabitating happily. |
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… … … … Have a question for Fancy? Email her at: askfancy@mewsletter.com |
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BEEKS CATNIP BIRD: I may not be able to play with the birds that hang outside of my favorite sunbathing window but I can have high flying fun with the Beeks Catnip Bird. This bird is stuffed with catnip to get me zooming around the room and has a rattle that lets everyone know I'm in play mode while I am tossing, kicking and chewing. KONG ZOOM GROOM: I love a good grooming session and the Kong Zoom Groom has become my new favorite brush. Its soft rubber bristles feel great and help promote healthy hair and skin while removing my loose fur. Have a favorite product you want to review? Send it to askfancy@mewsletter.com |
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CAT FACT The nose pad of a cat has a unique pattern similar to that of a human fingerprint. |
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