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Why Do Cats Throw Up After Eating? Causes, Prevention & When to Worry
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Cats throw up after eating primarily due to eating too quickly, which causes regurgitation of undigested food. Other common causes include hairballs, food ...

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Why Is My Cat Breathing Fast? Understanding Rapid Breathing in Cats
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A cat breathing fast (tachypnea) occurs when their respiratory rate exceeds 30 breaths per minute at rest. Common causes include stress, heat, physical ...

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Why Does My Cat’s Breath Smell So Bad? Complete Guide to Feline Halitosis
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Cat's breath smells bad primarily due to dental disease, which affects 70% of cats by age three. Periodontal disease, tooth resorption, and gingivitis allow ...

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Why Is My Cat Sleeping in the Litter Box? Complete Guide for Concerned Cat Owners
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Cats sleep in litter boxes due to underlying medical issues, stress, or territorial behavior. Medical causes include urinary tract infections, constipation, or ...

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Why Is My Cat Laying in the Litter Box? Understanding This Unusual Behavior
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A cat laying in the litter box often indicates a medical issue such as urinary tract infection, constipation, or kidney disease. This behavior can also signal ...

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Why Does My Cat Poop Outside the Litter Box? 12 Common Reasons & Proven Solutions
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Why Cats Poop Outside the Litter Box Cats poop outside the litter box due to medical issues (UTIs, constipation, digestive problems), stress or anxiety, litter ...

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Why Are Cats So Cute? The Science Behind Our Feline Fascination
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Cats are cute because they possess "baby schema" features that trigger human nurturing instincts, including large eyes, round faces, small noses, and soft fur. ...

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Why Is My Cat Drooling? Understanding Feline Salivation: Causes, Concerns, and When to Worry
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Cat drooling can indicate various conditions ranging from normal contentment to potential health issues. Most commonly, cats drool due to dental problems, ...

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Why Does My Cat Stare at Me? 8 Fascinating Reasons Behind This Common Behavior
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Cats stare to communicate affection, curiosity, or needs. A slow blink signals trust, while a fixed gaze may reflect hunting instincts or curiosity about your ...

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Why Does My Cat Lick and Then Bite Me? Understanding This Common Feline Behavior
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Cats lick and then bite their owners primarily due to overstimulation during petting. This behavior, often called "love biting" or "petting-induced ...

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