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One of the standard guidelines for pets is annual vaccinations to protect them from diseases, no different than human vaccinations. If you follow standard recommendations, you are actually submitting your cat or dog to a painful shot as well as putting yourself through the anxiety of having to visit the vet every year in your effort to provide your pets with the best care you can.

However, are you aware that pet vaccinations are a big business? Most pet owners will always spend what is necessary to protect their pets and possibly themselves from contacting scary and deadly diseases such as rabies or distemper, but some veterinarians and pet owners are now questioning the wisdom and necessity of annual vaccinations.

Do Pets Really Need Annual Vaccinations? is continued HERE

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Glenn Cutforth is a writer, eBook publisher and graphic designer.
Visit his website at: The Complete Cat.com and How To Classics.com
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Yes, it’s possible to teach a cat how to use your toilet, a topic I’ll deal with in a future column, but the vast majority of cat lovers setup kitty pans filled with that glorious invention — kitty litter. Fortunately, most cats instinctively use their litter box, but sometimes a problem will arise and when that happens, even the most dedicated cat lover has little patience with a cat that doesn’t use its litter box. Yet patience is the key to litter box success.

If your cat doesn’t use her litter box, then you’ve got a problem. The best approach is to study the situation carefully because cats are very clean and usually the reason can be corrected with a few adjustments.

Litter Box Success continued HERE

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Glenn Cutforth is a writer, eBook publisher and graphic designer.
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