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• Feline Arthritis Pain: The Signs Can Be Subtle
• Morsels
• Socializing: Cats Can Take It or Leave It
• Turn Down the Television! And Other Ways to Keep Your Cat Happier
• Can Your Cat Pay It Forward As a Blood Donor?
• Nail Trimming: Not Just For Your Furniture But For Your Cat’s Safety
• When a Cat Starts Losing Hair
• Dear Doctor

• Your Cat’s Got the (Weird) Moves
• Morsels
• When Your Cat Naps in the Litter Box
• Before You Take in Another Cat…
• Rules Change for Monitoring Cats with Hyperthyroidism
• Bored Cat? Scatter the Feline Doldrums with Agility Training
• Keeping Cats from 
Reproducing Without Having to Spay Them
• Dear Doctor

• A New Drug to Treat Itchy Feline Skin Condition
• The One Disease Pet Health Insurance May Not Cover
• Yes, But Why Are the Kidneys Enlarged?
• How Often Does Your Cat Really Need Blood Work?
• When It’s Okay to Use an Automatic Feeder to Give Your Cat Her Meals — and When It’s Not
• With Summer Comes Territorial Urine Marking
• Dear Doctor

• Softening the Blow for a Cat Mourning the Loss of Another Cat
• Fungal Disease Spreading from Cats to People
• No Cure for Heartworm Disease in Cats
• 4 New Standards for 
Human Grade Cat Food
• Why Cats Stick Out Their Tongues
• Let Your Cat Go 
Outside — Safely
• Caregiver Burden for People with Sick Cats
• Dear Doctor

A study of more than 3,000 house cats published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association showed that fearfulness in cats is significantly associated with urinating and defecating outside the litterbox. It’s also associated with litterbox fussiness — distinct preferences about the type of litter used and less willingness to use an unclean litter box or share it with other cats.

• Updated Guidelines Should Make Vet Visits Less Stressful for Cats
• Morsels
• When the Margins Are “Clean But Close” After Tumor Removal
• Can You Reliably Assess Your Cat’s Pain? Yes.
• On Spraying the Cat with Water to Make Him Stop.
• The Right Diet For Feline Kidney Disease
• When a Cat Dies Suddenly for an Unknown Reason, Should You Request a Necropsy?
• Dear Doctor

• If Your Cat Won’t Take the Medicine, Can It Be Compounded?
• When the Dandruff Won’t Quit
• Fact or Erroneous Perception: Black Cats Are More Likely to End Up Euthanized
• Getting at the Reason For Your Cat’s Twitching
• No, You’re Not a Failure If You Give Your Cat a Psychotropic Medication
• Could Dementia Be Making Your Cat Urinate Outside the Box?

• Your Growing Kitten Is Hungry —and Then Not So Much
• Morsels: Have You Been Palpating Your Cat?; Easter No-No’s; The Vet Will See Your Cat In Person Now; My Hormones Made Me Do It.
• New Promise for Cats with Feline Infectious Peritonitis
• Potential Changes On Cat Food Labels Should Make Them Easier to Interpret
• Learning How Cats Move Can Help Lead to Treatment for Human Spinal Cord Injuries
• Acupuncture for Cats: It’s Catching On
• Cat Facts That Aren’t
• Dear Doctor: Fence on top of a fence to keep the cat in the yard.

• Falling For Your Cat, Literally
• What’s In a Name? (A Lot, Actually)
• Out, Damned Spot!
• When a Cat Gets Into a Tight Spot
• Using 3D Modeling to Heal Cats
• Want to Avoid Disease Transmitted by Wildlife? Keep Your Cat Indoors
• How to Keep Your Cat from Biting/Scratching
• Some Cats Can Now Take a Pill for Diabetes Instead of Insulin Shots

• Baby Talk: Do Cats Like It?
• Scruffing
• At the Vet’s Office, Shhhhhh!
• The Top 5 Genetic Diseases of Cats
• If My Cat Lives Indoors, Why Does She Need a Rabies Shot?
• Your Cat Is Not Being Bad When He Scratches
• Should You Choose Food That’s Preservative-Free?
• Dear Doctor

• But You Have To Let Them Catch It Sometimes
• Why That Statement of Nutritional Adequacy is So Important;
• Improving Emergency and Disaster Responses for Our Cats;
• When the Sniffles Turn Serious.
• For the Sake of the “Child”
• Yes, But Which Cat Should You Take Home?
• When Cats Lick Themselves Too Much
• My, Kitty, What Narrow Pupils You Have!
• More Cats Now Prone to Painful Tooth Complication
• Litterbox woes

• About That Fish Tank
• Morsels: Put the Scissors Down!; 
15 Minutes; Toxic Masculinity?; Cat No Longer Underfoot? She Could Be in Pain.
• Signs of Liver Disease In Your Cat Act quickly to prevent death.
• Have You Gotten Too Familiar With Your Cat?
• New study suggests that people who have been around cats might be the least likely to interact with them the way they want.
• What Animal Does Your Cat Like to Hunt?The answer will help you choose better toys for her.
• Why Is Your Cat Always Sleeping (Except When You Want To?)
• Ash In Your Cat’s Diet?
• Dear Doctor: My cats cry while carrying their toys; What about milk that’s lactose-free?