Cat owners should get rid of house dust regularly

Research indicates that house dust contains flame retardant chemicals (from sofas and chairs), arsenic, lead and DDT. I suspect that, through usage, flame retardant chemicals are ejected from furniture over time. Although DDT was banned in America in 1972, it remains in many homes because it stays in the home at the base of …

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Flurbiprofen pain creams are very dangerous to cats

It has been discovered that Flurbiprofen, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug in the form of pills and creams, but usually in pills, is highly toxic to the domestic cat.  The FDA has issued a warning about it.  This short posts is to spread the word.  The concerning aspect of this story is that it is another …

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Ibuprofen (Advil®, Motrin®) is the most common human medication ingested by pets

Human pills hurting cats

Ibuprofen (Advil®, Motrin®) is the most common human medication ingested by pets in the USA. There are probably two main reasons: It is one of the most common human pain killers. There are a lot of pills lying around and… Some brands of Ibuprofen have a sweet outer coating. This must make the pill …

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Time to do something about mothball poisoning of cats and dogs. Use safer methods.

Unsafe mothballs

By Ava Moore Lavender buds are a good way to drive moths away. Much better than mothballs because it is pet friendly. I am concerned that not enough is being done by the manufacturers and sellers of mothballs to make sure they are safe. Not only are mothballs dangerous to cats but also dogs …

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Some cats are allergic to plastic

Pets can be allergic to plastic food bowls

Some cats are allergic to plastic.  There are a lot of things in the household and around the home to which a cat can be allergic.  I believe allergic reactions in cats is a bigger problem than we like to believe.  Plastic feeding bowls can create an allergic reaction. It isn’t just the fact …

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Be safe, use veterinary products only

Don't Buy Cheap Cat Flea Treatments

The title to this post does not always apply! In my opinion, you have to exercise a bit of caution and common sense when assuming that veterinary products are safe and the best because vets are in business and that means they have associations with other businesses to sell their products which in turn …

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Cat rabies vaccination risks and how to minimize them

Because there are dangers associated with vaccinations and particularly so with respect to the rabies vaccine (it appears), cat caretakers in association with their veterinarian have an obligation to minimize the risks.  This page discusses the risks and how to minimize them. No vaccine, and it doesn’t matter whether the vaccine contains an adjuvant …

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