Purina Cat Chow: Cat Care Center: Emotional: Mental Health

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Subjects in this section include: how to keep your cat happy when you're away, toys and playtime, bringing a new animal into your home, feline depression, and more.

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Author, cat lover, and a big believer in simplifying vet medicalese Specialty: Emotional

Topic: Mental Health

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One of my three cats, Dat, doesn't seem very bright. He is incredibly affectionate, and tries to make friends with everyone and everything. When strange cats or dogs growl at him, he rolls over and shows his belly. When strangers come in the house, he jumps on them like a dog. He can't get enough attention (even negative attention). He's been like this since he was a small kitten (almost 7 now). Is it possible that he is mentally not all there? He doesn't seem to understand any negative information.

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	Mentor Steffen Runquist shares her years of experience in this video series

Do you know the number one disease in adult dogs and cats? It's periodontal disease, or disease of the gums and supporting structures of the teeth. See your veterinarian annually for a physical exam for your pet and brush your pet's teeth regularly.

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