7 House Cleaning Rules for Cat Owners

By Farah Al-Khojai

Cats are marvelous creatures that can reduce your stress with just a simple purr. Unfortunately, having them as companions at home may leave behind smell and hair that add to your daily cleaning chores. Keeping a clean home with a cat isn’t impossible – it just needs some extra work and patience.

Below are cleaning rules to stick to if you want to keep a pristine home with your feline friend.…

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Indoor cat under a table

Guest Post By Daniel Richardson

Every year in the UK, 230,000 cats are killed on the roads, that’s a colossal 630 cats killed every single day in the UK alone. Global figures are likely to be well into the tens of thousands.

With our roads more busy than ever your cat is infinitely safer indoors. Yet the arguments against keeping an indoor cat are usually along the lines of it being cruel to deny a cat the freedom to explore, hunt and play in the great outdoors.…

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The Abscess on Mocha's Head

Keeping up with the festive cheer, Mocha’s early Christmas present to me is an oozing cut on his head which warranted a trip to the vet (and I was only there yesterday with Ripley!)

The amount of liquid coming out of this cut was unbelievable. Mop it up and it more would just flow out.

Turns out Mocha has an abscess as a result of some fight.…

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Ripley's Ringworm - Under His Nostril

Yay! A Christmas present from my cat.

Ringworm.

Great. Another vet visit to check out the weird colouration under his left nostril (see the pic above) which turns out to be ringworm. Irritation from that explains why he was constantly licking his nose.

He was thoroughly scanned and examined to see the extent of the infection and it looks like only that part of his face is affected.…

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Cyber Monday Sales

Now that the Black Friday sales are done and dusted…

…it’s time for the Cyber Monday sales!

If you missed EntirelyPets sale, then guess what, it’s reopened for Cyber Monday. This time, the sale runs from today, November 28th – 30th. You can still get up to 80% off products + the Free Shipping.

Just click here and use this new coupon code: cybermonday

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Black Friday Deals

Well, Black Friday is upon us once again and the buying frenzy at this time of year is about to kick off.

Pet lovers are not left in the cold. EntirelyPets are running a sale from today, November 24th – 27th where you can get up to 80% off on a variety of products + free shipping.

Just click here and use coupon code: blackfriday

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Ripley reclining in his hammock

Last night, I noticed that Ripley was having difficulty urinating again and cystitis has reared its head again. He’s been hopping in and out of different litter trays trying to urinate with little success.

I’m just back from the vet and they’ve taken him in for observation. They had to use a needle to extract urine from his bladder due to the blockage in his urethra.…

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Ripley On The Bed

I brought Ripley up to the vet to see how he was progressing after he was put on medication for a bald patch he’d scratched on his neck that I discovered about 2 weeks ago.

The antibiotic tablets weren’t a success. They’re large for cat and he had to get two per day. By day 6, he was vomiting up the tablet given at night.…

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Ripley reclining in his hammock

The health disaster that are my two cats continues. There’s not a month that goes by that I don’t have to bring one of them to the vet for some complaint. Last month it was Mocha, yesterday it was Ripley.

What Problem This Time?

I’d noticed some scabs under Ripley’s fur, on the left side of his neck on Friday.…

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Ripley On The Bed

I just collected Ripley from the vet where’s he’s been under their care for the last 2 days.

The urine test showed that there had been a buildup of crystals in his bladder and these had deposited in the urethra to cause the blockage that prevented hin from urinating.

The vet manually manipulated the urinary tract to get the urethra flushed out.…

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