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Three Supplies You should have for Your Cat

October 4, 2018 by dogcafe

If you are a new cat owner, chances are you are unfamiliar with supplies you should purchase. Here are three must-have items.

1. Cat Water Fountain

a) Why This is Good for Your Cat

Cat drinking from pet water fountains — Source: https://pawsometalk.com

A cat fountain is a needed supply for several reasons:

Your feline friend has a low thirst drive. This means he is not getting the hydration he needs for good elimination and organ health. If your cat is getting high moisture food he’ll get some water that way. But, it’s not enough. Felines develop such problems as urinary tract infection and kidney disease if they don’t get sufficient water.

Unlike a dog that will readily lap still water from his bowl, your cat does not like stagnant water. Cats like running water. Tap water is often not preferred because of its odor or taste. Cats also don’t like their water near their food dish.
That’s why a water fountain with its constantly moving water may encourage your cat to drink more. It looks and smells and tastes like spring water. looks more like a natural source in the wild would and often tastes better.

Can Cats Swim? Do Cats Hate Water?

September 10, 2018 by dogcafe

Many have speculated whether cats can swim underwater. New pool owners have looked at their feline pets and asked themselves: Can cats swim in a pool?

The same questions are rarely posed by dog owners. They seem to swim naturally. Indeed, I have watched my friends’ dogs swimming in the ocean. They seem to love the water.

Do cats hate water? Is this one of those differences which separate cats from dogs?

Let’s explore the mysteries of cats and water.

How To Brush Your Cat’s Teeth Like A Pro?

April 17, 2018 by dogcafe

Hey! Brushing a cat’s teeth! This may sound ridiculous to a feline-ignorant person. But, as a concerned owner of a pet cat, you know well, how important it is for your cat. As a basic feline need, the teeth of your cat must be harp and clean and its gums, healthy. If the gums, teeth or palate meet any damage, your cat might be exposed to the risk of indigestion of cat’s food. But, don’t be worried.

You can prevent it with regular veterinary examinations and painstaking ‘tooth-brushing