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Aggression When is aggressive behavior too much? House cats, although domesticated versions, are still relatives of the 'big cats'. And with that, still retain some of the aggressive behaviors of larger cats and wild cats. Cats, like lions, show signs of dominance and territorialism . . . . More >>	Cat Eating Plants? Like people, cats need a little roughage every now and then to help keep their digestive tracts healthy. Cats actually enjoy eating grass and greens every once in a while for this reason. Some cats will seek out greens to eat and this may be why you keep finding your pet eating . . . . More >>	Ferret Care Ferrets are fascinating creatures that have moved their way into more than 395,000 American households over the past several years according to a recent study by the American Veterinary Medical Association. Popular because of their small size, their playfulness, and their friendly . . . . More >>

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