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Cats / Getting Started
Working out when a toddler is happy is fairly simple: a smile means yes, and no smile means something is needed, food, attention, comfort, or stimulation. Dogs are much the same: a wagging tail means
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Cats / Getting Started
Most cats did not sign up for the family road trip. Given the choice, they would rather stay home, guard their favourite sunny windowsill, and let everyone else go to Coorg or Lonavala without them. B
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Cats / Getting Started
We love our cats when they wind around our legs, knead our laps, or lock eyes with us and purr. We love them rather less at three in the morning, when they're tearing through the house, or when a perf
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Cats / Behaviour
Cats do not have a fixed vocabulary the way human language works, but most develop a recognisable set of meow styles that, once learned, are surprisingly easy to tell apart in your own cat.
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Cats / Getting Started
The first two weeks after a litter arrives are mostly about staying out of the way while providing exactly what mother and kittens need close at hand. Here is what that looks like in practice.
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Cats / Grooming
Most short-haired cats are efficient self-groomers, but a young kitten may not yet have the skill (or the coat) to manage entirely on their own, and a long-haired kitten will need help regardless. A b
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