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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Cattery Visit By A Judging Applicant
What better way for new judges to learn about a breed than with a one-on-one, relaxed visit in a breeder`s home with the opportunity to handle their cats?
Popular Sire Syndrome
Understanding and avoiding the dangers of the “Popular Sire Syndrome” is important for every breeder in order to protect both their own breeding program, and the long-term future of their entire breed.
Distinguished Merit Articles Updated
The list of CFA Distinguished Merit Award Winners by breed has been updated to include the 2024-25 show season results.
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The main reason for identifying kittens at an early age is to be able to weigh them and track their weights regularly. Monitoring weight change is an way of troubleshooting the health and progress of the new babies.
Best Background To Photograph Your Cat
Unless you are an interior designer or Martha Stewart, choosing the best color background against which to photograph your cat can be a confusing and sometimes even stressful decision. But it is easier than you think.
Pancreatitis In Cats
The cause of pancreatitis is not known, however, recognizing the clinical signs is important as treatment of pancreatitis depends on early diagnosis and prompt medical attention.
Detecting A Kink In A Cat's Tail
Part of the evaluation routine for every kitten should be checking for a tail kink. Learn how to detect a kink in your cat’s tail.
Horse Grooming Products For Your Cat
Folks who show horses have grooming products that work great on cats too. Here is a list of the most popular products to try — and how to use them on your show kitty.
Travel Light When Showing Your Cat
Unless the Incredible Hulk is your travel companion, you may want to learn how to travel light when flying to a cat show.
Some cats are eager when catnip is offered and seem to revel in its effects. Other cats may appear to avoid it, despite prior displays of catnip sensitivity. There is a definite range in the amount and degree of the individual cat’s reaction when presented with some catnip.
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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