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April 18, 2013

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So the "Staff" have rocked up after a week!

Hey Kits. A Lily Kit is most disgusted with the Staffz! They went awayz on a rests for a week. I mean, we all knowz it's a Lily Kit and an Alfie Kit that does all the workz around here and the Staffz needed a rest?! *Hufffing Lily Kit* We had to trainz A Grandma Staff to sort the deliveries of KittyKit items. Grandma Staffz posted necklaces ( collars ), pet head , bowls and all sorts of goodies from KittyKit, while the "normal" Staffz sat by the pool in Cyprus. They even took the small staff! * obviously not a bitter Lily Kit* Anywayz back to MY week. Turns out there are many benefits working with Grandma Staff! Feeds A Lily on demand * demanding Lily Kit* Fusses A Lily Kit when I cry for normal staffz * played on it Lily Kit* Gives A Lily Kit treat, lots actually during the day and night, *chunky Lily Kit* Plays Nip Ball with Lily Kit * Burning off the extra treats, Healthy Lily Kit* A Lily Kit also helped the Grandma Staff by sleeping with her at nigh

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Skin Allergies in Cats

Allergies are the most common cause of skin disease in cats. They are three main types, but cats can be affected by multiple allergies. Try Pet Head for Cats 1. Flea Allergy - Fleas cause up to 80% of skin problems in cats. 2. Food Allergy - Reactions to foods or additives cause either skin problems or vomiting and diarrhoea. It is unusual to see both in any one cat. 3. Atopic Dermatitis - Atopic dermatitis is caused by an allergy to house dust mites, pollens or moulds. Other causes of skin problems include lice or mites, fungal infections, auto-immune or internal diseases and cancers, but these are much less common than allergies. SYMPTOMS The hallmark of an allergy is itchiness, although some cats rarely scratch or lick in front of their owners. Furballs or hairs around the tongue, teeth or house may be signs of excessive licking. Some cats will appear to go bald, although the hairs are really being broken off by licking. Fleas can cause small crusts along the back (call

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