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Title: KittyClysm* | A Cat Blog for Cat Lovers & Kitty Keepers

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Cat Won’t Take Pill or Pill Pocket? Only 1 Way Worked for Me

I’d previously written an article on how to give cats liquid or solid medicine, but that was long before I had my own poor sick kitty who needed me to give him not just one type of medication, but two. The first type was easy-peasy. It came stra...


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Can You Rename a Cat? Can Cats Learn a New Name?

Whether you’re newly adopting a pet that’s already got a name, or have decided the name you have for your cat just isn’t doing the trick, when it comes down to whether or not you can rename a cat, my answer personally is a resounding – yes! In my opinio...


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My Cat Died Suddenly In Her Sleep: Why?

If you’ve stumbled across this article because you’ve dreadfully found yourself in this situation yourself – first off let me express my sincere condolences. I had my first pet loss earlier this year and lost my precious little Athos. Wh...


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My Healthy Cat Overgrooms to the Point of Balding: Help!

There are many medical reasons that can cause overgrooming in cats, but I’ve noticed that a lot of people who have this problem have already taken their cats to the vet, had them checked for everything under the sun, and yet they still overg...


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Why I Recommend Measuring How Much Your Cat Eats Per Day

Now, this isn’t a hard and fast rule, and you absolutely don’t have to do it. You definitely don’t need to if your cat is particularly good at regulating his or her food intake, and doesn’t gain too much weight. And you might have ...


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