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Savannah Cats 101
Cat breeds aren’t as numerous and varied as dog breeds, but that doesn’t mean cat lovers don’t have options. There are unique cat breeds out there, of course, and one of the most beautiful and interesting of them is the Savannah. A hybrid first created less than 30 years ago, the Savannah cat is…
25 Awesome Animal Hairdos
Attention, fashionistas! Are you looking for new hairstyle inspiration? Prepare your mousse, because you have come to the perfect place. Animals never get enough trendsetting credit, but wild looks can always be found on the runway. It's time to take notice of what these critters are doing with their fur and follow in their…
10 Expert Tips for Fighting Cat Odor in Your Home
Cats are the world’s most popular companion animals, and no doubt this reputation is enhanced by the fact that they are fastidious self-groomers who pride themselves on their neat and clean appearance. If there are any unpleasant whiffs in the home, they are probably related to the litter box. And that, dear pet parent,…
12 Impressive Cat Beards
We all know that cats can grow some pretty impressive, human-like facial hair. But can humans grow hair on our mugs that looks like cats? The questions may seem silly, but a few brave facial hair pioneers have proven that we should take it seriously. Behold the cat beard! This is the future of chin accoutrements. Read on to…
It's a "rule" that cats hate water. Try to give a cat a bath, and prepare to have your forearms shredded to ribbons. Drip a drop or two on a cat's head and watch it run for its life. But there are exceptions to every rule, and in Russia, there is at least one kitten who not only tolerates water, but straight-up luxuriates in it. If aliens had only this video to go by, they'd call this method of swimming "the kitty paddle." ...
12 Surprising Home Cures For Your Cat's Hairballs
To veterinarians, hairballs are called trichobezoars, from the suffix tricho-, meaning "pertaining to hair" and the word bezoar, meaning "a mass trapped in the gastrointestinal system." But what does that really mean? Cats get hairballs from licking their coats and swallowing hair, which accumulates in the…
