February 2016
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ASK DR. SCHELLING When I was at the veterinarian's office having my cat's routine examination done today, I was told that I should try brushing my cat's teeth. I laughed because I thought it was a joke, but it turns out the doctor was serious. I had no idea you could brush cats' teeth. How do you do it? –Need Brushing Basics |
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DEAR FANCY, This is not a very comfortable subject for me, being a fine lady and all, but it seems as though I've developed a halitosis problem. I would like to ignore it and pretend it isn't happening, but that wouldn't be very ladylike of me. Plus, when I lick my fur, it makes my whole body smell bad. What can I do? –Sad and Stinky … … … … Dear Stinky, A fine lady like you doesn't have to settle for sour breath. In fact, it's best if you don't because it could mean you have a health problem. I know it's hard for you to talk to your human about this, but you really need to sit down and have a discussion about your mouth and what can be done. Read this article together so you know what the possible causes could be: "Halitosis: Bad Breath in Cats." –Fancy… … … … … … … … Have a question for Fancy? Email her at: askfancy@mewsletter.com |
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The health benefits of garlic are more extensive than you might think. It can increase your immunity and fight bacteria, among other things. Check out this informative article, "How to Maximize the Health Benefits of Garlic," to learn more as well as find out about a simple cooking technique that can increase your body's ability to benefit from garlic. |
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ENZADENT ENZYMATIC TOOTHPASTE BY VETQUINOL: As a general rule, I don't appreciate it when people try to put things in my mouth. I like to choose my own tasty treats. But I make an exception when my human brings out the Enzadent toothpaste. It tastes like chicken! Plus, when my human is done brushing my teeth with it, my mouth feels cleaner and fresher, and everything else I eat for the rest of the day tastes better. Win-win! BUY NOW FINGER TOOTHBRUSH FOR CATS: When my human first said that she was going to brush my teeth and then brought out this finger brush, I admit that I was a little scared. I'm ashamed to say that I even tried to turn my face away when she brought it near me. But then she let me lick some yummy toothpaste off of it and I noticed how soft and interesting it felt on my tongue. Sure enough, when my human got it in my mouth and brushed my teeth, it didn't hurt at all. In fact, it felt great! BUY NOW PETITE CAT TOOTHBRUSH: This cat toothbrush is petite; just like me and my mouth. My human can really get that small brush to my very back teeth and shine them up for me. I like shiny teeth. They're more menacing when I show them to my mouse toys. BUY NOW Have a favorite product you want to review? Send it to askfancy@mewsletter.com |
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CAT FACT A group of grown cats is called a "clowder." |
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