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How Big Can Maine Coon Cats Get?

How Big Can Maine Coon Cats Get?

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Maine Coon cats are one of the largest breeds of domestic cats in the world, with some males reaching up to 20 pounds or more when fully grown! Some believe that these cats originated in the state of Maine and are known as "gentle giants" due to their temperament and size. In this article, we will take a closer look at just how big Maine coon cats get.

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Can Kittens Eat Adult Cat Food?

Caught your kitten nibbling your adult cat’s food and now wondering if they should? If this is happening occasionally, you don’t need to worry, but it is not recommended. Kittens’ nutritional needs are different from adult cats, which is why it is important to know if adult cat food is safe for them and when to switch to adult food.

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Can Cats Eat Cantaloupe?

Cantaloupe is a popular summer fruit — and even cats seem to enjoy it! But is it actually healthy for them? What are the potential benefits and risks? Let’s explore whether cantaloupe is safe for cats in today’s article.

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Airplane Ears in Cats

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Stefani Andrews

Cats use their ears to express a wide range of emotions. Well-known “airplane” ears can signal anything from alertness to relaxation. Observing their overall body language helps reveal what they’re really feeling.

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The Traditional Eastern Siamese – The Thai Siamese

The Traditional Siamese cat is a history lesson wrapped in a furry bow. Known by many names, this cat was royally envied. The Siamese breed is one of the most well-known cat breeds in the world, but did you know there are two distinctly different categories within the breed? Let us introduce you to one of the sides of the Siamese coin, the Traditional "Applehead" Siamese.

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Basepaws is adding more breeds to DNA report

We are proud and excited about Basepaws' big update to our cat breed analysis report. This update is the culmination of many months of work and will be provided for free to our existing customers.

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Feline Cancer – Background, Science and Answers (part 2)

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Hypothyroidism in cats

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Feline Osteoarthritis

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