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Love Meow - for Ultimate Cat Lovers

Love Meow - for Ultimate Cat Lovers

Territorial Behavior of Cats by Perfect Paws Cat Training Cat Territorial Behaviorand Problems Scent plays a vital role in cat behavior and their sense of territory. Cats have an incredible sense of smell. They can easily identify the odor of catnip when its concentration is 1 part per billion! Smell is vital to recognition. Cats have scent glands along the tail, on each side of their forehead, on their lips, chin and on the underside of their front paws. Your cat will rub up against you and other companion pets for a scent exchange. If an indoor cat accidentally gets outside or if you move to a new location with your outdoor cat, it is very common that they will become lost - even if they are only 10 feet away from home. Cats that are not adequately socialized as kittens can react badly to changes in their environment and intrusions of unfamiliar smelling objects, people or animals. Once a cat has urine marked, the scent must be immediately and thoroughly removed. Cats are territorial by nature and they identify their territory by scent.

Cat Care 101 - The Care and Feeding of Cats Want to learn more about cat care and feeding? Cat care is a complex subject. From taming a feral kitten to nurturing an older cat, cat care runs the gamut. Cats Age Conversion ChartBecause we love our cats, we want them to live as long as possible. Why Cats Groom Themselves So OftenCats are notorious for their constant grooming. Top 10 Things Cats LikeCats are aware of their likes and dislikes, and will readily let you know when they are happy or not. Free Email Classes on Cat CareNew to cats, or thinking about getting a kitten? Am I Ready for a Cat? Index to About.com Cats Email CoursesCat lovers who don't have time to search out specific information can save valuable time by enrolling in one or all of these six Email courses by Franny Syufy, the Cats Guide at About.com. Cat Life Stages: KittenhoodCats go through three main stages of aging: kittenhood, maintenance years, and senior years. Cats Top Pet PeevesHave you noticed your cat acting particularly grumpy lately? How Old is My Cat?

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