At one time or another, some cat owners have wondered what joys a pet door could bring. Imagine sitting down to your breakfast or dinner without keeping an eye cocked at the door, in case he needs to answer nature's call. Or how much happier the cat would be if she wanted to expend some of her energy in the safety of the yard, able to come back to the house at will. Ah yes, there are many advantages to a pet door – if the right one is selected and installed properly, and you use it the right way. It goes without saying that a pet door should only lead out to a securely fenced yard, but this point is so important, we're going to say it anyway. The fence should be secure enough to prevent your cat from leaping over it. For your typical agile feline, this is often quite difficult to do. The fence should also be locked from the inside.
When you get a new kitten, one of the decisions you will have to make is choosing an appropriate collar. Choosing a collar may seem straightforward, but it is important to investigate the products and...
If you would like to give your cat an opportunity to explore the out-of-doors safely, leash-training her is an ideal way to do it. Cats won’t “heel” as dogs do, but they will follow your lead if they are...
A recent survey found that 60 percent of pets sleep in bed with a family member, but if you would like to give your cat a special bed instead of, or in addition to your own, you'll find many styles from...
If your pet gets lost, a handheld scanner – like the ones used at store checkout counters – can read the identification information in the chip and help reunite you with your buddy.
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