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Start from the bottom of it and continue until you create the basic structure. After creating the "skeleton", you can now cover the cat tower and put in some accessories.

Cat Lovers Gift Cats that spend even part of the time outside are at a significantly higher risk of catching one of the common feline diseases than those who live indoors. And don't assume your cat is not at risk because he or she has been vaccinated. According to the Community Animal Welfare Society, most vaccines only provide up to 85% protection against these diseases so your cat is still a risk of becoming gravely ill.

If you haven't changed your sheets this week, do so please. What? You don't have two sets of sheets? Get some with a thread count of at least 300. Try "birch fiber" sheets if on a budget. They rock. Get large pillows, and plenty of them. Pillow fights rule.

Present for Cat Lovers Another fun idea is to mix and match animal hairclips for an outfit. Wearing a cat hair piece and dog hair piece together is a great way to jazz up any outfit.

Territorial aggression is a cause of fighting. One cat may be a bully chasing the other cat. The cat being bullied may seek constant hiding. Territorial aggression is hard to stop. Build the bullied cats self-confidence by giving him lots of individual attention. Confine the bully a few hours a day and let the bullied cat have the run of the house. If the bully continues to bully then you may have to give each cat their own separate space in the home.

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I suffered from all the emotions recently when I awoke to find one of my cats had died in her sleep. Guilt - had she been ill and I hadn't noticed, loss - she had been my companion for over fourteen years and helped me through much, emptiness - her loss has left a big hole in my life, and grief for her passing. Yet my initial reaction was to hide my feelings, firstly from my two young children who wouldn't understand, and secondly because of others vision of 'it's just a cat'. And then I realised that, whilst not breaking down in front of my children was sensible, denying myself a grieving process because of what others think is just plain stupid. Restricting your emotions is damaging to your well being - grieving is natural and healthy and should be accepted no matter who we are grieving over.