Purina Cat Chow: You And Your Cat: Real Cats Real Stories: Read A Story

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			Every relationship between a cat and her owner is special. Cats behave in different ways, have different needs, and express distinct likes and dislikes—and their owners' responses are just as varied. Learn about the many forms this bond can take by reading stories submitted by members of the CatChow.com community. Better yet, why not share your story for others to enjoy?

Sadie is Our Sweetie submitted by Sissy

The Story of my Fur Angel – Tiny Toot submitted by Deborah T.

Odds in Our Favor submitted by Michelle

When I was Sick submitted by Diane H.

Terrible Rain Storm submitted by Jackie E.

And then there were Six... submitted by Deirdre

Spot’s Story submitted by Donna

Off the Roof and into My Heart submitted by P. Dunne

The Purrfect Match submitted by Stephanie

My Buddy, Jasper submitted by Ronna

Soul Mate submitted by Kathy S.

My Special Cat submitted by Morgan C.

Ball on the Stairs submitted by Linda

My Savior submitted by Pam

Hiding and Seeking submitted by Jane B.

Talking Cats submitted by Bev V.

Peek-a-Boo submitted by Diane

Ship the Kitty! submitted by Mara

Strong as Samson submitted by Kathi

Fetch! submitted by Deb W.

Kissing Kitty submitted by Linda

The Amazing Trabelsi Cat submitted by Cynthia K.

Try Cat Hide & Seek! submitted by Liz H.

My Best Friend submitted by Lois

Cat and Mouse submitted by Tracy

Blind Kitty Extraordinaire submitted by Julia D.

Reclining Feline submitted by C. Rackley

No Tears, Mommy submitted by Jo

Feed Me submitted by Roger M.

High Five! submitted by Rich S.

Hide and Seek submitted by Laura

A Snake in the Grass submitted by Lynn

Proud Parents submitted by Patricia E.

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Ringworm is actually not a worm at all. It is a fungal skin infection found in cats and dogs that can be transmissible to humans. Most commonly found in long-haired kittens, it may appear as a red crusty hairless circular area on the skin, but can take on many appearances. If you suspect your pet has ringworm, see your vet for this treatable condition.

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