All cat lovers (and non lovers) know the stench associated with cat urine. Here’s a real neat solution.

New, Patented ‘Smart Cat Box’ Makes Feline Litter Clean-up simple and Economical

A new urine collection system for cats makes old litter boxes obsolete while saving the consumer money and reducing environmental impact.

Golden, CO (PRWEB) January 30, 2005 — The Smart Cat Box is the new, economical, easier, healthier and ecologically friendly way for the thirty five million cat owners in the United States to collect and dispose of feline urine and feces at a fraction of the cost associated with conventional cat litter boxes. “The Smart Cat Box was invented out of necessity,” says Dr. Rebecca Price, Cat Owner, Founder of the web site FelineDiabetes.com®, and distributor of the Smart Cat Box system. “The Oregon inventor of the system felt there should be an easier, more economical method of collecting and disposing of cat urine rather than through the use of the traditional cat litter boxes.” This new concept in cat litter boxes is a urine collection system. The box incorporates the means to quickly collect and easily dispose of one hundred percent of urine deposited in the litter box. The urine is flushed down the toilet in its natural liquid state, eliminating the risk of sewer back-ups associated with flushable litter. The Smart Cat Box also  incorporates a new, all-natural, long lasting, odorless ‘non-absorbent’ litter that will not stick to feces and will not add to the ever increasing volume of cat litter being dumped into our land fills.

A new design in litter boxes must be inexpensive to purchase and inexpensive to maintain and be without electrical or manual moving parts. All of these innovations have been achieved in the Smart Cat Box. A Smart Cat Box combo including litter box, scooper, and one bag of ever-dry litter has a suggested retail price of $49.95. The system may be purchased only on-line through FelineDiabetes.com®, at their web site, http://felinediabetes.com. The Smart Cat Box is made in the USA.

The Smart Cat Box, when replacing a conventional cat litter box, is a valuable money saver. The Smart Cat Box is easier to clean and less expensive to maintain than conventional litter boxes. The new, non-absorbent cat litter pellets last for months, eliminating the need to purchase endless supplies of cat litter. Cat owners love the Smart Cat Box because of its low maintenance cost and labor-saving aspects. Cats love it
because the box and the cat litter are always dry and odor free resulting in a healthier and more friendly environment.

The Smart Cat Box is a must for diabetic cat owners who can now collect urine samples for urinalysis to test blood glucose levels in the home. Veterinarians can also use the Smart Cat Box for routine collection of urine samples for urinalysis.

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If you have ever had a problem cat you know what a challenge it can be. Behaviorial problems can be controlled.

Check out http://www.cat-o-rama.com

Michael

Is Your Cat a Problem Child?…Heres Help!

Robert Henie

Keywords: Cat, Problem

If your cat is like mine she probably has a few behavior problems. My cat, Molly, was not reliably using the litter box and my wife and I were at our wits end. We have had cats for many years and weve never had a cat with this problem. Then we found Solutions to Cat Behavior Problems.

This book was written by a veterinarian, Dr. Chris Suckow, and it contains a wealth of information on how to solve your cat behavior problems. Dr. Suckow tells you what normal cat behavior is and what causes abnormal cat behavior. This e-book is based on actual research involving real-life cat owners who were looking for answers and guidance for their cats behavior problems.

Every cat owner needs this information-packed yet concise guide. If your cats problem isnt covered in the book, you can contact Dr. Suckow personally by email about any problem you have with pets.

So, go ahead, learn the secrets of cat behavior and start enjoying a more harmonious life with your cat. Begin to solve your cat problems today with this fascinating and revealing book.

To check out Solutions to Cat Behavior Problems click here: http://sailnbob.a1s2d3.hop.clickbank.net/

Robert Henie has been living with cats for 23 years

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I know, I know.

Everybody thinks that their animals are the smartest.

“My Mr. Poof Poof can sense danger a mile away…”
But cats may be the MOST intelligent animals on the planet.

If the right definition for the term “Intelligence” would be “the ability to acquire and remember information and the capability to use them while solving different problems”, then the cat is definitely the most intelligent animal from all those surrounding us.

Try to put an adult cat in a room in which she has never been before and see how she is inspecting every corner of that room. This detailed search gives her valuable information about the environment, information that can even save her life in some cases. Actually, the curiosity specific to cats never harmed them, on the contrary it gave her the reputation of having nine lives!

We all know that the ability cats have to inspect surroundings is legendary, but, at the same time it has been proven that this ability is superior to that of any other domestic animal.

The intellectual capacity of the cat is demonstrated by her ability of using information she already has to pass safely through certain situations. Cats are capable of forming “learning methods”, a characteristic that was supposed to belong only to primates.

Cats learn through observation, imitation, trying and of course, mistakes, just like people. The stories with cats being able to open draws or cupboards are many, but there also are cats that can turn on the lights or use the toilet, and this is possible only by carefully observing the ones that know how to do these things, their owners.

Considering the fact that the cat is the most intelligent domestic animal, it is very important that the owner knows very clearly the limits of her cognitive processes, because conferring the pet human motives can cause damage and behavioral problems.

For example, a cat cannot reflect upon the past or think in perspective, so punishing her for something she has done only minutes earlier is useless, because the cat is not capable of connection the punishment with her actions. The same way, cants can’t claim revenge for a past punishment.

In conclusion, don’t underestimate the intelligence of your cat! Try and know better your pet and act in such a manner that living together can be a benefic experience for both of you.

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There once was a time when people thought this was crazy.

It seems to be the norm now.

I want to come back in the next life as a cat…

Enjoy

Michael

Where there’s a will, there’s a dog, or a cat, or a horse …

Jim Gibson, Victoria Times Colonist

Published: Wednesday, October 04, 2006

More lawyers are finding themselves making provisions for pets in clients’ wills. Remembering a pet in a will, however, is not new, particularly in animal-loving Victoria. A parrot once stalled downtown development as it continued to squawk away in its deceased owner’s home, now site of the Chateau Victoria hotel, for more than two decades after her death in 1946.

Where there’s a will, there’s a dog, or a cat, or a horse …

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I’m sure you have thought about the perfect cat - the right color, look, size, and personality.

It’s nice to read about some who are looking out for cats with FIV. Makes me feel good about being a cat lover.

Michael
Yokosuka cat lovers stepping up, adopting animals with FIV.

Japan leads world in rate of feline equivalent to HIV

By Allison Batdorff, Stars and StripesPacific edition, Thursday, September 28, 2006

 

 

Allison Batdorff / S&SPetty Officer 3rd Class Steven Haynes, above, and his wife, Alison, are adopting Maru, a cat diagnosed with FIV, the feline equivalent of HIV. The disease, which can be transmitted only to other cats, afflicts one of every four felines in Japan.YOKOSUKA NAVAL BASE, Japan.

Around Yokosuka’s shelter they’re affectionately called the “AIDS kitties.”Two cats with the feline equivalent of HIV, called FIV for feline immunodeficiency virus, recently found their way to Pets Are Worth Saving shelter at Yokosuka Naval Base.Maru is one of them. The fat lap cat now lives with Petty Officer 3rd Class Steven Haynes and his wife, Alison, at Yokosuka Naval Base. They are adopting the male tom and don’t mind his species-specific disease. The other cat, Maggie, was adopted by a Japanese resident.

Stars & Stripes

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