Funny Commercial. Cats Go Shopping! 0:45 - 0:55 Is Hilarious.

Can you imagine your pet cats on a shopping spree on their own?

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Remember the Two Kittens "Caught" at the Warrior River? This Is Them Now.

These ginger kittens' story went viral on the internet last August to September 2015. Two men had gone to the Warrior River hoping to catch some catfish. But instead of catfish, they caught two lovely kittens.

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How to Tell if Your Cat Is Pregnant

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Here's a brief way to determine if your pet cat is undergoing pregnancy:

1. Your cat stops being in heat
2. Nipples become larger and pinkish
3. Has periods of morning sickness or vomiting
4. Sudden increase in appetite
5. Becomes more sleepy
6. Less playful
7. Stays more at home than outside
8. Abdominal enlargement
9. Exhibits signs of nesting such as going under the couch, bed, furniture, etc.

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Cats with Beautiful Multi-Colored Eyes

I know you've seen odd-eyed cats. One green and one blue, either left or right. And this condition is called complete heterochromia.

My very own odd-eyed cat

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Could Garfi, the Angry Cat, Be Grumpy Cat's Biggest Rival?

We thought that Grumpy Cat is the grumpiest (and angriest) cat in the world because of her naturally "unimpressed" face.

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Home Remedies for Cat Cold

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My husband rescued a sickly cat, and she has colds. I could immediately tell that the little feline has cat cold because of the following symptoms:

• sneezing
• nasal secretions
• teary eyes

About cat cold

Cat cold is a type of upper respiratory infection in cats which can be resolved within a few days without any intervention. 

Your cat can acquire cold if they live in a cramped and unclean environment, or if they get into contact with infected cats. Also, they can get a cat cold if they are stressed.

How to treat cat cold

To help your cat have a faster recovery from their illness, you can try the following home remedies:

1. Remove nasal discharges. Use a clean cloth to wipe off your cat's nasal secretions.
2. Wipe discharges in eyes. Use a cotton ball moistened in warm water to remove the discharges in eyes.
3. Feed your cat with wet food. Since your cat's sense of smell is obstructed with nasal secretions, they lack appetite especially when it comes to dry cat food. Compared to dry food, wet food has a stronger odor.
4. Offer lots of fluid. Just like how a human cold is treated, it is advised to drink a lot of fluid such as water. If your cat refuses to drink water due to its lack of smell, offer them cat milk.
5. Use a dropper if cat refuses to drink. Still, if cat refuses to drink any type of fluid, "force" him to drink using a dropper.

Though you can try these home remedies, it is still advised to visit a veterinarian.

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How to Treat Acne in Cats

When you see dark spots on the chin or lips of your cat, it might not only be ordinary dirt. It is highly possible that your cat has acne.

Cats get this type of skin disease because of the following:

• poor grooming
• stress
• hormonal imbalance
• plastic food bowls

In order to treat feline acne, you can do any of the following:

• Cleanse the affected area with Betadine. This treatment is ideal for mild conditions.
• For a more severe condition, you can apply a topical ointment containing benzoyl peroxide. For Philippine brands, you can use acne gels such as PanOyxl and Benzac.

To prevent your cat acne's reoccurrence, observe proper grooming and don't forget to clean the chin area. Also, replace your cat's plastic food bowl with stainless ones, since bacteria are more easily trapped in plastic food bowls which can transfer on your cat's chin and lips.

If your cat's acne looks severe and inflamed, it is suggested to consult a veterinarian.

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Reference: Cat World

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