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Nobody knows your cat better than you. Sometimes, though, a cat's behavior or physical condition can perplex even the most watchful of owners. If you have a question or need advice on cat care, our team of mentors is here for you. Highly qualified, experienced cat care specialists—and cat lovers, to boot—they are available to provide answers on how to take care of your cat, no matter what your pet's life stage. |
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| View our list of the most popular questions. |
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Veterinary behaviorist, big supporter of the human-pet bond, and loves the fact that kitty Tyler learned to give-five!
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Pet food guru and "mom" to Ally, Casper, and Chester III, indoor cats all
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Author, cat lover, and a big believer in simplifying veterinarian medicalese
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| Have you ever noticed small white or black bumps on your cat's chin? This condition is known as feline acne and is very common in cats. Consider using a glass or steel bowl for your cats food as a plastic bowl has a greater tendency to harbor bacteria. When your cat eats, she rubs her chin along the bottom of the food bowl. Discuss this treatable condition with your veterinarian. |
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