PandEcats
The premier online magazine devoted to Persian & Exotic Shorthair Cats
PandEcats
The premier online magazine
devoted to Persian & Exotic Shorthair Cats
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The Black Cat & Halloween
The black cat first became intertwined with the belief in witches and witchcraft in the 15th century — a relationship that persists to this day. The black cat is an integral icon of Halloween.
Cats In Costume
Cats (or their owners) show off their Halloween spirit by dressing up in costumes.
FEATURED SUBSCRIBER ARTICLES
Oxytocin is a hormone approved to increase uterine contractions and/or milk letdown in a cat in labor. Learn when to use oxytocin to help your pregnant queen deliver her kittens safely.
Female Infertility In A Cat, Part 1
Infertility is the inability to conceive or to carry a pregnancy to term. Failure of a female cat to produce kittens can arise at any stage of the reproductive process.
Female Infertility In A Cat, Part 2
Infertility is the inability to conceive or to carry a pregnancy to term. Failure of a female cat to produce kittens can arise at any stage of the reproductive process.
Paraphimosis In A Male Cat
Paraphimosis is a condition that occurs when a stud cat cannot pull his penis back into its prepuce, usually following his mating with a female cat. Learn the treatment for this serious problem.
Show Grooming A Black Cat
There is something incredibly striking about an impeccably groomed cat whose color is a deep, limitless, and undeniable black.
Show-Proofing Your Kitten
To maximize your kitten’s chance of enjoying the show experience, start with training at home that will show-proof your prospective star.
Putting Your Cat In Oil
To “put a cat in oil” refers to a coat treatment with a concentrated cream conditioner which spans several days, sometimes up to a week. Learn this technique to re-moisturize your show cat’s coat.
Prednisolone & Prednisone
Prednisolone & Prednisone are synthetic corticosteroids that are used to combat a wide variety of disease conditions in cats.
Causes Of Stress In Your Cattery
Whatever triggers a stress reaction in a cat can actually cause physical changes that affects the cat’s overall health. Keeping stress at a minimum in your cattery will benefit both your cats and your breeding program.
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ARTICLE INDEX
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
BREED SPECIFIC ARTICLES
BREEDING
BUYING & SELLING CATS
THE CATTERY
CAT REGISTRIES
CFA (General)
CFA History
CFA Show Season Results:
CFA Breed Winners
CFA National Winners
CFA Regional Winners
TICA (General)
GENERAL TOPICS
GLOSSARY & DEFINITIONS
GROOMING
HEALTH ISSUES
Abscesses
Allergies
Alternative Medicine
Blocked Bladder
Dental / Teeth / Bite
Diarrhea & Constipation
Diagnose The Problem
Digestive Issues
Eye Problems
Feline Herpesvirus-1
FIP
First Aid
Heart & Blood
Medical (General)
Medical Case Histories
Medications
Medicating Your Cat
Parasites
Respiratory Infections
Ringworm / Fungus
Skeletal Issues
Skin Conditions
Surgeries
Urinary Problems
Vaccines & Vaccination
Veterinarians
NEW TO THE CAT FANCY
NOTABLE CATS & PERSONS
RAISING KITTENS
SHOWING
SAFETY & EMERGENCIES
SENIOR CATS