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Reading Cat Body Language

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A Persian Cat Case Study

Cats are very communicative with body language and sounds. They are often stereotyped as being distant and uncommunicative because of their solitary nature and independence. I doubt the cats who live in the wild communicate the same as our domesticated cats. It is my opinion; the domesticated cat probably learns how to communicate with body language and sounds from their human companions and other companion animals.

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How to Take Care of Persian Cats

Groomer

These days, Persian cats are among the most popular breeds of cat. Well known for their gentle and sweet personalities and their long hair, Persian cats have very attractive features. They are great companions for virtually anyone, and not very demanding. Unlike other breeds, such as the Siamese breed, Persian breeds need very little attention.

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Rehoming Your Persian - Ten Do's & Don'ts

Caring for a pet is a lifetime commitment, and as caring and dedicated pet-lovers, we honor this responsibility to our animal companions. They trust and depend on us to provide them with a safe and secure environment in a forever home, where they can love and be loved.

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No More Fleas, Please

Flea

Flea eggs can lay dormant on the ground for years, only hatching when the ground vibrates. Other than a quake, the subtle vibration means an animal walking by. Food!

Flea eggs are transparent. Folks can't see them and pick them off. What most folks think are eggs is actually flea feces - which is entirely made of blood. If you wet the little black pellets, they return to their red liquid state.

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Litter Box Problems

Litter box problems are not unusual for cats. There are many possible reasons. Your cat has decided that the litter box is an unpleasant place to be. The box may not be clean enough, or he/she may have experienced painful urination or defection in the box. Your cat may have been startled by a noise while using the box or perhaps been "ambushed" while in the box by either another cat, a child, a dog, or even by you (if you were attempting to catch him/her for some reason).

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