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Tuesday, 23 July 2013

Cats & Kittens July Aug 13 Issue

 

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Aristocratic blue!

-by Amanda Bright
The aristocratic Russian Blue is the gem of the feline world. Is it any wonder they are rumoured to have been the pets of the Russian Czars and a favourite of Queen Victoria? Here's more about this amazing breed.

Preventing dehydration…
- by Sudhersena
Even cats can be dehydrated, especially in the summer season. Here's how to prevent dehydration in kitties.

Ask the Expert..
Dr KG Umesh (MVSc, MSc (UK)) is a Postgraduate in Clinical Medicine. He is working for WALTHAM as Regional Associate for South Asia.

Purrfect showing!
-by Blake Gipson
Most cat fanciers eagerly await the chance to share information, stories and histories of their chosen breed(s). Here's more about how a cat show happens.

Whiskas International Cat Show of India 2013

Precious purring hearts!
- by Cánie V Brooks
In the last issue, we learnt about the various heart diseases in cats. Here are few FAQs about the same.

Monday, 20 May 2013

May June 13 | Cats & Kittens

Table of Contents


Aristocratic blue!

-by Amanda Bright
The aristocratic Russian Blue is the gem of the feline world. Is it any wonder they are rumoured to have been the pets of the Russian Czars and a favourite of Queen Victoria? Here's more about this amazing breed.


Preventing dehydration…
- by Sudhersena
Even cats can be dehydrated, especially in the summer season. Here's how to prevent dehydration in kitties.


Ask the Expert..
Dr KG Umesh (MVSc, MSc (UK)) is a Postgraduate in Clinical Medicine. He is working for WALTHAM as Regional Associate for South Asia.


Purrfect showing!
-by Blake Gipson
Most cat fanciers eagerly await the chance to share information, stories and histories of their chosen breed(s). Here's more about how a cat show happens.


Whiskas International Cat Show of India 2013


Precious purring hearts!
- by Cánie V Brooks
In the last issue, we learnt about the various heart diseases in cats. Here are few FAQs about the same.

Sunday, 24 March 2013

Cats And Kittens March April 13 Issue

Bold is beautiful
- by Raul Hreniuc

The Peterbald (also called Petersburg Sphynx, especially in its native country Russia) is a breed of hair-losing cats, rather than a hairless one. They distinguish themselves from other hairless breeds by more elegant boning, long and delicate legs, Oriental head and large set apart ears. They are actually naked Oriental Shorthair or Siamese.

The purrfect play session…
- by Sudhersena

All work and no play make Jack a dull boy… same is with our kitties who need play not just for fun, but for bonding with their littermates and pet parents.

Ask the Expert..

It’s a TICA’s world!

The International Cat Association Inc (TICA) has thousands of members and hundreds of clubs all around the world. From New York to California, London to Moscow and Taiwan to Korea, you’re in TICA’s world. While customs and languages may differ, you will always find that everyone in TICA’s world shares one thing–the love of cats! TICA cat shows are fun. TICA cats are fabulous. And TICA members are friendly.

Love the tan!
- by Kritika Manchanda

It is a common sight to see cats and kittens lazing around in the sun. But have you ever wondered why this special fondness with the rays? Read on to find the answer.

Don’t break my heart!
Yes, cats can also suffer from heart disease. Some can be caused by nutrition, but most have a genetic basis. Here’s more on heart disease in cats.

Food wise!
- by Dr Goutam Mukherjee

We love to pamper our kitties with the food we eat. But beware, this can be harmful for your cat.

Monday, 16 July 2012

Cats & Kittens July Aug 2012 Issue

Mekong Bobtail: Friends forever

A little God in a beautiful graceful cat’s body! For many centuries these amazing cats have been admired, respected and even worshipped by their royal patrons. And today their spectacular exotic appearance, bright character and unusually high intelligence conquer the hearts! Once settled in your soul, the Mekong Bobtail will stay there forever.

Spreading the joy!

Giving away kittens is an emotional event for both pet parents, kittens and mother cat. It is necessary to make this easier and less stressful for the kittens. Here are a few tips for making it easier for all.

Ask the Expert..

Dr KG Umesh (MVSc, MSc (UK)) is a Postgraduate in Clinical Medicine. He is working for WALTHAM as Regional Associate for South Asia.

Choosing a boarding kennel

Going out of town? A boarding kennel can give your pet quality care - and can give you peace of mind.

Dealing with bad breath in cats

Bad breath or Halitosis in cats is rarely seen but if you do become aware of a bad smell in your cat’s mouth then you should attend to it immediately as problems of a lasting nature can occur.

Don’t mess with me!

Do you find your cat growling and hissing for no reason at all? Does your cat find it difficult to get along with other pets in the house, and often picks up a fight with the neighbourhood cats? Do you notice your cat acting annoyed and angry these days? If your feline companion is showing these and other signs of aggression, then it’s time that you take control of the situation, before it gets worse.

Feline divinity at Hyderabad dargah

Cats have more reasons to be popular than just as pets around our households. Dargah-E-Shareef Hazarath Sayed Suleiman Baba in Hyderabad is a place where devotees offer them milk. Let’s see why!

Monday, 21 May 2012

Cats & Kittens May June 2012 Issue



  • From Russia with love


    Long body, wide-set green eyes, long and dense fur, and mild disposition – that’s how a Nebelung kitty is!


  • Kool kitties


    Sun is the powerful giver of life but it can be dangerous... especially in summer. Here’s how to keep your kitties cool in summer.


  • Ask the Expert..


    Dr KG Umesh (MVSc, MSc (UK)) is a Postgraduate in Clinical Medicine. He is working for WALTHAM as Regional Associate for South Asia.


  • It’s purrfect!


    Most cats communicate through a variety of vocal noises, such as purring, hissing, meowing, to name a few. They generally display their own personalities through these vocalisations and most people find them very endearing... sometimes though they can be very annoying.


  • We are carnivores!


    Cats are carnivores and they need to eat a meat-based diet. Certain nutrients are available in meat-based diet only and these are lost to the cat if she is fed only vegetarian diet. For healthy growth, cats need amino acids from proteins, fatty acids, vitamins, minerals and water.


  • Gulp with a touch of the tongue




  • What to do if you find a stray pet?


    Don’t panic if you see a stray animal - you can help. Here are sensible ways to help.


  • Kitty Facts...


    You have probably heard many interesting facts about cats like they have more bones than humans; they can feel with their whiskers, their urine glows in the dark, etc. Here are a few more interesting facts about your cool felines.

Wednesday, 21 March 2012

Cats & Kittens March April 2012 Issue


  • Egyptian Mau: Spots are beautiful!

  • Do cats and kittens need to drink cow’s milk?

  • Ask the expert

  • Amazing stress busters!

  • Fantastic five feline fun facts

  • Help a feral cat near you!

  • Brush till it shines!

  • Thought for toys

Thursday, 21 July 2011

Cats & Kittens July August 2011 Issue








Playful Pixiebobs!


Intelligent, affectionate, loving and playful…a Pixiebob can give you hours of entertainment…playing, loving and cuddling with you.

Watch out for fever!


It is very important to monitor your kitty’s body temperature to ensure she is healthy. Let’s see why.

Ask the Expert..


Dr KG Umesh (MVSc, MSc (UK)) is a Postgraduate in Clinical Medicine. He is working for WALTHAM as Regional Associate for South Asia.

What’s normal? What's not?


Smarten up!


Your kitty is very conscious of her looks…let us also help him maintain his sparkling look!

When’s the time to seek a vet?


As a pet parent, we should learn to observe in detail and know when to take the cat to the vet. How do you decide?

Just say ‘no’ aversive training your cat


As much as you love him, it can be hard to maintain warm, fuzzy feelings when your cat scratches the furniture, jumps on the counters, or gnaws on plants. Of course, he’s just doing what comes naturally. Yelling or hitting won’t deter the bad behaviour, but it will make your cat fearful of you, which is certainly not your goal. So what can you do?

Sunday, 22 May 2011

Cats & Kittens May June 2011 Issue












Savannah the Mini Cheeetah


Blessed with the marking and attitude of the magnificent Cheetahs and an affectionate temperament, the Savannahs are simply superb.

Abscess in felines


Abscesses developed due to puncture wounds inflicted during fights among male cats are very common. Here are some symptoms and protection measures of abscesses.

Ask the Expert..


Dr KG Umesh (MVSc, MSc (UK)) is a Postgraduate in Clinical Medicine. He is working for WALTHAM as Regional Associate for South Asia.

Little miss PURRFECT


Cats are smart – and have their own personalities, here’s how to teach kitty etiquettes.

Being ‘Nosey’!


There is no animal who will investigate a different smell more earnestly than the cat. Their sense of smell is highly developed and very little escapes them.

Beat the Heat!


Summers can be hard on our felines too. Here are a few tips to make summers comfortable for your kitty.

Solving litter box problems


You can resolve litter box issues by taking a closer look at your cat’s environment.

Tuesday, 22 March 2011

Cats & Kittens March April 11 Issue








Beautiful Burmese


Good looks, steady and affectionate nature, a quiet voice and a willingness to please... that’s how a Burmese is…a wonderful pet for people of all ages, especially children. If you are thinking of adding a cat to your family, consider a gregarious, extremely lovable and intelligent Burmese.

Feline AIDS: what you should know about it?


Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) in felines, first identified in 1986, is similar to the AIDS virus in humans. Let’s know more about this deadly disease.

Ask the Expert..


Dr KG Umesh (MVSc, MSc (UK)) is a Postgraduate in Clinical Medicine. He is working for WALTHAM as Regional Associate for South Asia.

You are their love…their life…


Often, we have heard and read that ‘Cats are independent creatures,’ but it is not so. They are dependent on their pet parents for various needs – love, care and attention. Let’s see how.

What to do when your kitty throws up?


Your kitty vomits, don’t get anxious, try to find out the cause…. Here are a few tips to know when to call a vet.

› Home: a haven, not a havoc


Your home is haven for you and your pet. But a little negligence can cause an emergency. Here’s how you can kitty-proof your home.

Choosing the Right cat for you


There are lots of important things to think through before picking your new pal. The first step to starting a long and last friendship with a cat is, of course, choosing the cat—or, more to the point, choosing the cat that’s right for you.

Friday, 21 January 2011

Cats & Kittens January February 2011 Issue








Long-hair Burmilla Truly affectionate


The silvery Long-hair Burmilla kitties are easy going cats who are happy to sit and watch most of the time. However, when it is time to play, their eyes light up and are on the go...

When letting go is the best thing you can do…


When the suffering is too much and there is no cure…letting go is the best we can do for them.

Ask the Expert..


Dr KG Umesh (MVSc, MSc (UK)) is a Postgraduate in Clinical Medicine. He is working for WALTHAM as Regional Associate for South Asia.

Good idea to keep a cat and a dog together?


‘They fight like cats and dogs’ – the age old expression always had us believe that no two animals could be fiercer enemies of one another. But what if you are smitten by both a dog and a cat and just can’t stay away from both?

Keeping your Kitty in good health


Our kitties can also have problems like constipation or some urinary problems. Here’s how to help him out.

Caring for the Claws!!!


Cats have a tremendous drive to knead with or without their claws. This kneading is largely benign and sometimes results in slight wear to your furniture. But you can trim your kitty’s claws to reduce the effect.

Collars, tag: your cat's safety net


If your cat gets lost, an identification tag can help bring him home.

Is your kitty suffering from Separation anxiety


Do you often come home to shredded couch and tattered cushions? Do you find your kitty going berserk when you are about to leave home? Does your feline friend greet you with frantic joy when you return home after a long day at work? If you have been observing these and many other signs in your feline friend, don’t take the matter lightly. Your kitty could be suffering from what is known as the separation anxiety. Here’s how to handle it.