March 2013
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ASK DR. SCHELLING The other day I was playing with my adult cat and we were having a wonderful time. . . . until we were finished! She seemed to be having trouble breathing and was coughing a little bit. Does she need more, or less, exercise? Should I be worried? –Worried in Washington |
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Dear Worried, When kitties that have been otherwise healthy suddenly develop symptoms such as your cat did, we as responsible pet owners need to take note. It is very good that you recognized this change in her. It is important to take her to your veterinarian so that she may be assessed. Her symptoms might indicate a heart health problems, and your vet can identify if that is the case and begin treatment to help her live a healthy, happy life and continue to enjoy her playtime with you. Click here to read about HEART DISEASE IN CATS. … … … …Have a question or comment for Dr. Schelling? You can now contact her via Facebook: |
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DEAR FANCY, Why do cats chatter their teeth at birds? –Kathy … … … … Dear Kathy, I know when I am chattering at a bird I am showing the birdy exactly what my mouth will be doing to it once I catch it. Nom, nom, nom! However, I have yet to actually catch one. The office humans seem to think there is another reason us cats chatter our teeth at birds. Click here to learn more about WHY CATS CHATTER AT BIRDS. |
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Fancy
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SUPER KITTY BOINKS: These super boinks do just that—they boink! All it takes is one squeeze from my human and this toy is springing and bouncing all over the place. It's also purrfect when I feel like having some solo play since I can easily fling it, pounce and bite to my hearts content. DRINKWELL 360 FOUNTAIN: I used to drink from the faucet, humans' drinking glasses, things that spilled on the floor . . . and other places. My humans didn't always appreciate my diverse drinking habits. They weren't too thrilled when I took a sip from their glasses (hello, whatever happened to "sharing"?) So, they bought me my own water fountain. It's like an oasis for kitties! There's something about the steadily flowing water—I can't quite put my paws around it—that fascinates me. My humans say this is their favorite feature because it helps ensure that I get enough water each day. The cool stream always tastes good, and it's fun to sometimes dip my paws in it. My water glass drinking days are over...well, for now. Have a favorite product you want to review? Send it to askfancy@mewsletter.com |
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CAT FACT Calico cats are usually female. |
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