A raw food diet made with raw meat, organic vegetables, and organic herbs that can help an animal fight off degenerative diseases.

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JW’s Gripsoft Cat Shedding Blade helps to keep the coat of the feline in top shape but also helps to eradicate hair balls. All of JW’s grooming tools are specially designed to be ergonomically correct, using less pressure to manipulate the tool. With its non-slip soft grip, even you always maintain total control and comfort. Part #: CJW65025 Item Name: Gripsoft Cat Shedding Blade ID: 9946-pid

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Tired of cleaning up and vacuuming unwanted pet hair? Pet owners’ number one complaint year after year is the mess caused by pet hair and dander. You may not be the only one suffering. Chances are your cat is enduring discomfort and pain from excessive shedding. While trying to combat their own excess shedding, your cat may be gathering up large hairballs in their stomach which can be potentially harmful. Shed No More’s unique blend of Essential Fatty Acids, vitamins and minerals are specially formulated into delicious fish flavored sprinkle capsules that are easily digested to provide fast relief for you and your pet.PetLabs360’s Shed No More along with the adequate grooming and daily care routine will provide you and your pet the relief you need from non-seasonal and unnatural shedding.The Inside Scoop:Fish Flavored Sprinkle CapsulesGive your cat the treat that will restore their vibrant coat, reduce unnatural shedding and help control hairballs. Shed No More Plus Hairball Control

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I’ve been caring for a cat for six months with little financial help and the person has only seen the cat three times. Can I legally take over ownership if I want to keep the cat?

Yes. Get a microchip for the cat and register the chip(call the microchip company). A chip is proof of ownership.

So I brought my cats to my moms house the other day. She has one cat and I have two. Her house is infested with bed bugs and I stayed there and I guess they got in my bag and I brought them home. EW! I was up all night killing them and cleaning. I read online that if they can not access human flesh they will go to anything warm blooded and can attach themselves to a cat. If I bring my cats home I’m assuming that I’ll get them again. But is there any products out there that I can use on my cats or should I bring them to get groomed and than being them home?

You can try using flea killing products. That may kill the bed bugs too, but i’m not sure. And you should definitely get your cats groomed before you bring them home because if the bed bugs are attached to their fur, then it will probably cause a slow infestation in your house. You should also suggest that your mom start doing something to kill the bugs. if she sprays the bedroom with sprays at least 3 times a week, they’ll start clearing up although it won’t be permanent. Raid Max Roach Killer works perfectly fine. If you just spray it on and around your mattress. Make sure the kitties are in the other room, though!!