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Yes, cats will usually adapt quite well to using the same litter box.
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Unfortunately, there is no simple answer to what seems like a very straightforward and simple question. Constipation in cats is not a disease in and of itself.
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My cat is urinating all over the house. Is this territorial? What can be done about it?
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Most people know that wild animals can give rabies to people, but what they may not realize is that pets like cats, dogs and birds can pass diseases to people. That may sound scary, but prevention isn’t all that hard. Here’s what to know about keeping pets and people safe from each other.
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My kitten can’t seem to learn to use the litter box. What should I do?


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I got a kitten two days ago, and she hasn’t used the litterbox yet. What’s wrong?


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How can I remove the smell of cat urine from my carpet?


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Rabies is a serious illness caused by a virus that attacks the brain and spinal cord (central nervous system). All warm-blooded animals, including wild animals, dogs, cats and humans, are susceptible to it. The disease usually spreads through saliva, for example, when an infected animal bites or scratches another animal or human. With kids out of school for the summer and more time spent outdoors, families should educate themselves about rabies and caution their children about the possibility of exposure.
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Read about urethral obstruction and why is it life-threatening.
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Red urine in cats is most likely a sign of a urinary infection, inflamed bladder or urinary tract, or bladder stones.

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