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| Microchip your pets |
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luna writes, "Our pets can be separated from us do to unforeseen reasons even when we are very careful. It can happen to you."
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Posted on Mar 14, 2008 17:36pm.
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| Dangers of dog flea medications on Cats! |
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luna writes, "Hundreds of cats are dying needlessly after being accidentally treated with commonly used dog flea treatments, says a study produced by the Veterinary Poisons Information Service (VPIS), part of Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust."
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Posted on Mar 02, 2008 20:33pm.
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| Defensive Aggression |
admin writes, "Defensive Aggression
Defensive aggression occurs when a cat is attempting
to protect himself from an attack he believes he cannot
escape. This can occur in response to punishment or
the threat of punishment from a person, an attack or
attempted attack from another cat, or any incident that
makes the animal feel threatened or afraid. Defensive
postures include crouching with the legs pulled in under
the body, laying the ears back, tucking the tail, and rolling
slightly to the side. "
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Posted on Aug 31, 2007 17:48pm.
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| Inter-Male Aggression |
admin writes, "Inter-Male Aggression
Adult male cats normally tend to threaten and sometimes
fight with other males. These behaviors can occur as
sexual challenges over a female or to achieve a relatively
high position in the cats’ loosely organized social
hierarchy. This type of aggression involves much ritualized
body posturing, stalking, staring, yowling, and howling.
Attacks are usually avoided if one cat “backs down” and"
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Posted on Aug 31, 2007 17:17pm.
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| Common Types of Aggressive |
admin writes, "Common Types of Aggressive
Behaviors Between Cats
Territorial Aggression
Territorial aggression occurs when a cat feels that his
territory has been invaded by an intruder. Cats are very
territorial—much more so than dogs—and female cats
can be just as territorial as males. The behavior patterns
in this type of aggression include chasing and ambushing
the intruder, as well as hissing and swatting when contact
occurs. "
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Posted on Aug 31, 2007 17:14pm.
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