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Healthy Cats

Your cat may be signaling a range of emotions -- that they're stressed, happy, anxious, or bored. Here's how to interpret those yawns.

Yes, You Can Train Your Kitten

Whether you're wondering how to keep them off counters or hoping to teach your kitten a few new tricks, these steps can make the training process simple and enjoyable.
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Typical Traits of Ragdoll Cats

Ragdoll cats are known for their playful personalities, relaxed temperaments, and bright blue eyes. But they can come with this potentially dangerous heart problem.
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What to Do if a Cat Bites or Scratches You

A bite or scratch can damage your ligaments, tendons, or other tissues, and potentially cause an infection. See why your cat may bite or scratch you, and what to do if it happens.
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Why Does My Cat Drool?

A little drool is no problem, but a waterfall may be a sign your cat has a medical problem.
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Dental Problems in Cats: What You Need to Know

A buildup of bacteria usually causes tartar buildup, gum disease, and these other dental conditions. See the symptoms to watch for and what you can do about them.
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Top 10 Behavioral Problems in Cats

Does your cat avoid the litter box, scratch your furniture, or do any of these other things? See what you can do to change these behaviors.
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