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Author: Phil Ruth

Phil’s lifelong love of animals began as a young boy growing up with three pet dogs. As a teenager and young adult, Phil spent six years working as a veterinary technician, later earning a B.S. in Animal Science. After college, Phil continued working as a vet tech part-time while caring for a private collection of mountain lions used in wildlife educational programs. During this time, Phil volunteered at the Dallas Zoo and was eventually offered a position as a zookeeper in the zoo’s naturalistic Wilds of Africa area. Phil became the primary keeper for a black leopard named “Grady” and a caracal named “Tut” in the predator/prey exhibit.
Can Kittens Get Pregnant?
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Can Kittens Get Pregnant?

ByPhil Ruth

It’s a sad fact that approximately 3.4 million unwanted cats and kittens are euthanized each year. Most people know that the best way to prevent unwanted pregnancies in cats is…

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Can Cats Eat Lima Beans?
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Can Cats Eat Lima Beans?

ByPhil Ruth

Sufferin’ succotash! Have you ever wondered if Sylvester the Cat actually ate the Algonquian dish of sweet corn and lima beans? What about your cat? Would lima beans be something…

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Can Cats Eat Beans?
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Can Cats Eat Beans?

ByPhil Ruth

Beans, beans, the marvelous fruit, the more you eat, the more you…  get healthier, right? Beans are considered a healthy part of people’s diets. So, you might be wondering if…

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Can Cats Eat Donuts?
Nutrition

Can Cats Eat Donuts?

ByPhil Ruth

Who doesn’t love a donut? Perhaps the ultimate guilty pleasure, it’s estimated that some 10 billion donuts are eaten each year in the United States alone! Everyone knows that donuts…

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Can Cats Take Xanax?
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Can Cats Take Xanax?

ByPhil Ruth

Cats, like people, sometimes suffer from anxiety. Xanax is one drug people often take to combat anxiety. But is Xanax a safe drug for cats? Can cats take Xanax? In…

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Can Cats Eat Raspberries?
Nutrition

Can Cats Eat Raspberries?

ByPhil Ruth

Raspberries are one of the top ten most popular fruits consumed in the United States. Eaten fresh, frozen, or in jams and preserves, raspberries are a tasty and versatile fruit…

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How Do Cat Years Compare to Human Years?
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How Do Cat Years Compare to Human Years?

ByPhil Ruth

Almost everyone has heard that one dog year is equivalent to seven human years. But is that true? And, what about cats? How do cat years compare to human years?…

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Why Do Cats Vomit Foam?
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Why Do Cats Vomit Foam?

ByPhil Ruth

If your cat hasn’t done it before, it can be scary if they start vomiting. Especially if all that’s coming out is white foam. In some cases, such as when…

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Can Cats Eat Spiders?
Nutrition | Care

Can Cats Eat Spiders?

ByPhil Ruth

Cats and spiders are two of nature’s most efficient predators. But, what happens when these two carnivores encounter each other? In most cases, cats will be victorious and the spider will…

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Can Cats Eat Pretzels?
Nutrition

Can Cats Eat Pretzels?

ByPhil Ruth

Many pet-parents are on the lookout for ways to bring variety to their cat’s meals. Though not as good for people as a carrot stick, pretzels are considered one of…

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