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All about Tree Bark how does this help your Animal.

So why tree bark? It is well known that the power of antioxidants improves health, pine bark extract like pine oil is one of nature’s super antioxidants. It is the pine bark extract is a powerful ingredient because the super antioxidant is loaded with oligomeric, proanthocyanidin compounds in short known as opcs. Tree bark is a short way beneath the outer surface of a tree’s trunk and branches, there is a layer called the cambium. With each growing season the cambium adds a new layer of cells to the xylem which it surrounds and protects the tree.

The same ingredient can be found in grape seeds, the skin of peanuts and witch hazel bark opcs is known for their antioxidant producing benefits, these amazing compounds exude antibacterial, antiviral, anticarcinogenic, anti- aging, anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic properties.

So, what are some of the benefits? Reduce muscle soreness improve poor circulation, high blood pressure, osteoarthritis, diabetes, skin, eye disease, help with natural ear infection, stimulates bile flow, acts as a gentle laxative, promotes effective digestion of fats, corrects excessive discharge of mucus into the gastro intestinal tract, helps with jaundice, pancreatic disease, improves liver enlargement, helps with nausea, relieves constipation, diabetes, improves appetite, acts as diuretic and benefits kidneys, reduces mild fevers.

Real issues with cats Germany I read has decided to try and keep cats inside to help protect rare birds while Australia states you can only have two cats and any out, they will kill them, the cats are really becoming a focus.

Cat Behaviour

When you have so many cats, you learn a lot about cat behaviour and the reasons they do certain actions however the difficulty is understanding the behaviour when something is wrong with cats because of their survival in the wild and a communication difference it is sometimes hard to understand what they are trying to let us know.

They certainly are fascinating creatures to live with and now is a time to share some of the ups and downs of these loving creatures.

Peeing on Furniture or Personal Belongings.

I have found that even though my cats are neutered, and some are females which are the culprits this is when a new comer comes in and the order of the house needs to be clarified cats are very territorial and their needs to be a pecking order, they also want to mark their territory, this is where cleaning properly comes in and sometimes certain aids can be purchased to help with this. A tap on the backside a sign of disapproval also helps sometimes I feel I should have a metal for tolerance patience and understanding of the cat. In some cases, if the cat is acting unusual their can be a medical reason or they do not like the visitor.

Pooing on Floor

Cats are good at getting our attention, and want to let you know when something is wrong like blood in the poo or difficulty going to the toilet if they are not well they will let you know it is not that they are necessary naughty they are telling you something, in other cases if the smell is in the carpet this can also be the reason, deep cleaning or changing the carpet can work.

Rubbing

Cats show affection by rubbing against their owners, their movement can involve their entire body or sometimes just their cheeks or foreheads this is their way of telling you they love you and appreciate you.

When they rub up against objects this is, so they transfer their scent it is claiming ownership by head butting or nuzzling your face deposits scent from glands in their cheek area weaving in between your legs usually as you prepare food transfers scent from their sides and tail on to you this behaviour is also an effective way of making sure that they have your full attention. When cats play together, they will do this as well to show affection to each other.

 Scratching

Cats need to scratch surfaces to sharpen their claws, but they also use this behaviour to deposit their scent. Cats have scent glands on their paws and rubbing their paws along objects places their scent there.

If your cat has the annoying habit of scratching furniture, it is often because this is an area that attracts many different scents. The sides of sofas, for example, are favoured areas and these may have the scents of outdoors, our guests, our bags, or shoes. In performing the scratching behaviour, your cat replaces the foreign scent with their own.

If scratching is a problem, then scratching posts are a must. Place these in areas that cats like to scratch and then gradually move them towards your preferred location. There is no use hiding scratching posts in corners, as cats need to scratch in prominent areas. They also often like to scratch at different angles so provide horizontal and vertical scratching surfaces.

Kneeding

Cats kneed prior to relaxing or when they are happy, as kittens they kneed to feed from their mother this is a sign of comfort as well.

They pace their paws up and down on you, or soft objects like bed, blanket some will even drool and purr at the same time this is a pleasant behaviour and a happy contented cat I often get an excellent back massage.

Keep your cat’s claws trimmed be careful you do not hurt your cat trim the edge of the claw before the change in colour.

Meowing

Cats communicate with humans by using different meows this an endearing method of speech is heard in young kittens to get their mothers attention.

You should not ignore a cat’s meow a high pitch meow normally means bird, if they meow constantly and often which is not their character this could mean they are unwell and are trying to tell you something is seriously wrong.

Swish y Tail

Cats communicate to other cats and to humans using feline body language depending on how they are using their tail, if it is fast watch out, they are cranky and had enough if the tail is wrapped around them then they are comfortable.

Hiding Away

If you find your cat is hiding away this can mean a couple of things, they are not well or scared another animal could be tormenting them.

The Independent Pet owners are turning to crowdfunding to pay vets’ bills as spiralling inflation leaves them facing impossible choices between the basics of living and care for their cats and dogs.

On crowdfunding platform GoFundMe, the number of people citing the cost of living as they fundraise for animal care is 50 times greater this year than last, rising from two to 100.

Surveys show hard-pressed owners could face having to give up their cat or dog or have it put down to avoid falling into debt.

Simba is so mischievous a real boy cat when I first had the bathroom done he managed to damage the fold door in the first week he would run up the stairs and jump on the cat tree until it wobbled and virtually fell apart so a new one had to be purchased.

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It is interesting how councils etc can put down a healthy animal without first contacting their owners and checking to see who owns them in October last year according to an MP wants to end unacceptable putting down of animals without telling owners, I cannot imagine the agony these pet owners must be going through.wwwgetcatcrazy.uk

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