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What are some fun free online games that do not need to be downloaded?
Posted 3+ months ago | 24 answers | 
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Related topics: game, fun, online
Answer posted by 31gabbarts 2 weeks ago: A free game site is Primarygames.com all of the games are free non-download games.hope this helps
One of my cats is randomly biting the other two and holding on and not letting go please help?
Posted 3+ months ago | 2 answers | 1 star | Open
Response posted by catexotica 3 weeks ago: It sounds like your cat may be exhibiting playful aggression or stress-related behavior. Try to identify triggers, provide distractions, and ensure all cats have their own space. Consult a veterinarian if the behavior persists.
Why my dog does not eat cats?
Posted 3+ months ago | 3 answers | 1 star | Open
Related topics: dog, cat, hunt, cats, pet
Response posted by catexotica 5 weeks ago: Dogs generally don’t eat cats due to instinctual behaviors and socialization; they often view cats as companions rather than prey. Additionally, most dogs are trained and domesticated to coexist peacefully with cats, making them less likely to see them as food.
Bing - Why is my cats fur always really smooth when I get home from a trip?
Posted 3+ months ago | 2 answers | 1 star | Open
Related topics: cat, fur, silky, cats
Answer posted by catexotica 8 weeks ago: Your cat likely spends extra time grooming while you're away, keeping their fur clean and smooth. Grooming helps them stay relaxed and maintain their coat's health.
What are the major benefits of felo lysine for cats and dogs?
Posted 3+ months ago | 1 answers | 1 star | Open
Related topics: dog, cat, support, major, enzymes, cats
Answer posted by catexotica 10 weeks ago: Felo Lysin boosts the immune system and supports respiratory health in cats and dogs. It helps manage symptoms of feline herpesvirus and promotes overall well-being.
Cats won't stop peeing in the house?
Posted 3+ months ago | 2 answers | 1 star | Open
Related topics: house, female, cat, door, clothes, cats, male, the doors
Answer posted by catexotica 3+ months ago: If your cat is consistently urinating in the house, it's essential to address this behavior promptly. Here are some steps you can take to discourage inappropriate urination: Visit the Vet: Rule out any underlying medical issues that could be causing this behavior. Clean Accidents Thoroughly: ...
Creating a Safe Environment for Your Persian Cat?
Posted 3+ months ago | 1 answers | | Open
Related topics: cat, persian, environment, cats
Response posted by catexotica 3+ months ago: Creating a safe environment for your Persian cat involves several key steps: Secure Living Space: Ensure windows and balconies are secure to prevent falls. Use screens or barriers where necessary. Clean and Safe Areas: Keep the house clean and free of small objects that could be swallowed. Secure ...
Why is a house cats pupil pupil so different from a big cat ? House cats come from big cats right ?
Posted 3+ months ago | 4 answers | | Open
Related topics: house, cat, pupil, different, shape, right, circular, shapes, cats
Answer posted by catexotica 3+ months ago: While house cats (Felis catus) share a common ancestor with big cats (such as lions, tigers, and leopards), their pupils appear different due to differences in hunting habits. House cats are crepuscular hunters, meaning they are most active during dawn and dusk when there's low light. Their ...
Cat being attacked by neighbour cat?
Posted 3+ months ago | 3 answers | 1 star | Open
Related topics: cat, outside, neighbour, cats, pets
Answer posted by catexotica 3+ months ago: If a cat is being attacked by a neighbour's cat, it's crucial to step in immediately to avoid injuries and infections. You can try to scare the attacking cat away with loud noises or water sprays. If that does not work, physically separating the cats is an option. If the attacks persist, ...
Why are my cats fighting?
Posted 3+ months ago | 2 answers | 1 star | Open
Related topics: female, cat, confused, fighting, indoor, fixed, cats, male
Response posted by catexotica 3+ months ago: There could be various reasons why your cats are fighting. It could be because of territorial issues, lack of resources, or simply because they don't get along. It's important to observe their behaviour to understand the root cause and try to resolve the issue.
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