
Runaway cats have several inherent survival tools they can use to return home safely. This often begs the question: Do cats have internal GPS?
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Runaway cats have several inherent survival tools they can use to return home safely. This often begs the question: Do cats have internal GPS?

Interactive toys that dispense treats can offer dogs a tasty, entertaining way to stay active. Here are a few of my favorite treat-dispensing dog toys.

Scratching by cats can wreak havoc on your furniture. What you need is a cat scratching post! Here are some tips for building one yourself.

Catnip generally is harmless. However, technically YES, cats can overdose on catnip, if by that we mean they can get sick. Find out why it’s no big deal.

Cats definitely rule in jumping when compared with dogs. The average dog can only jump about one body length high. Cats can jump five or six times that!

Your cat will never lose her natural scratching instincts, but with love and nurturing you can teach her where scratching is tolerated in your home.
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