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Cat Breeds Directory
Out of about 40 cat breeds, there are a variety of cats to choose from when picking a pet for your family. However, with so many people offering cats, it can be tricky to choose a reputable breeder and a healthy kitten or cat. Generally, you can adopt a kitten at or after four months. Do your research before choosing a breed to be sure he or she will be a good fit for your family. Follow the links below to find WebMD's comprehensive coverage about how to find a good breeder and a healthy kitten, and how to recognize the ones that are not.
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Aging Cats Q&A: Health and Mental Problems in Older Cats
WebMD veterinarian experts answer common questions cat owners have about their aging felines.
What’s a Healthy Weight for Cats?
Vets explain how to keep your cat at a healthy weight and why it matters.
Feeding Your Adult Cat: What You Need to Know
From types of cat food to a feeding schedule, WebMD provides tips and advice for feeding your adult cat and providing adequate nutrition.
Cat Breeders: Choosing the Best Kitten for Your Family
Adopting a kitten can be a tricky decision-making process. If you’re considering a breeder, check out WebMD’s tips of what to look for and how to know if the kitten is right for you.
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Kitten Care -- From Adoption to Kitty-Proofing Your Home
WebMD’s pictorial guide on kitten care helps you understand the basics, from feeding and fun to shots and spaying. It’s everything you need to know before bringing kitty home.
Cat Behavioral Problems
WebMD' slideshow on behavior problems in cats offers solutions for issues like scratching, litter box avoidance, urine marking or “spraying,” and excessive grooming and meowing.
Is My Cat Normal?
WebMD’s slideshow delves into unusual cat behaviors from kneading and sneezing to playing all night, providing cat owners with a better understanding of the normality of their cat’s “harmless kitty quirks.”
Surprising Things You Didn't Know About Dogs and Cats
Pet emotions, body language, contagious diseases, intelligence, and care are explored in this myth-busting feature. Pictures illustrate puzzling dog and cat behaviors in a glance.