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Painting Cat Art @ eBay
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 Fleur de Lis Tuxedo Cat Art 8x10x15 Gallery Wrap Canvas Print  US $38.00
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 PRINT Folk Art ACEO Flower Cat Lori Everett 25 X 35 US $3.99
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 Original ACEO Painting by ValAries Ms Cat US $5.00
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 Huge Handcraft Modern art oil painting Jazz Cat US $.01
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 White Cat With flowers 8x12Framed Painting 4S17 US $19.99
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 Art Deco Lady Sitting with her Black Cat 1930 1940s US $12.99
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 DARK FACED SITTING CAT ON PINE US $7.02
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 GINGER TABBY CATS NIGHT OUT LTD EDTN SIGN PRINTMOUNT US $14.20
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 CUTE TABBY CAT LIMITED EDITION PRINT by Sue Barratt US $14.20
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 Brown Dachshund 2 by Seany Jones US $14.99
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 Golden Dachshund by Seany Jones US $14.99
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 ACEO original miniature painting tabby cat nadia US $15.00
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 Oaxaca Wood Carving Blue Cat by Zeny Fuentes US $25.00
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 Antique American Folk Art Cat Lace Sewing Floral Oil Painting US $77.78
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 SWEET CAT CHARCOAL DRAWING PAINTING AT BAY C 1897 US $795.00
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 ACEO Cat in the Box Watercolor by Ivy Oswald US $8.99
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 ACEO Sleepy Cat Watercolor by Ivy Oswald US $8.99
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 Girl red beagle cat portrait Folk Art Painting primitive decor Ammi Phillips US $75.00
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 ACEO Play with Me Watercolor by Ivy Oswald US $8.99
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 Primitive Decor Painting Girl red dress cat portrait Folk Art oil Ammi Phillips US $75.00
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 ACEO Lazy Cat Watercolor by Ivy Oswald US $8.99
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 ACEO Curious Cat Watercolor by Ivy Oswald US $8.99
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 Primitive Handmade Halloween Witch Cat and bag of Mice Doll US $9.99
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 Cat Kitten Original Artist Signed Painting Art US $49.99
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 PRINT OF WATERCOLOR PAINTING NUDE FEMALE 118x82 Inch US $7.99
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 original oil PAINTING 70s pair siamese cats framed US $34.00
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 Albert Pujols St Louis Cardinals Original Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Alessandro Del Piero Juventus Photo Canvas Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Allen Iverson Philadelphia Sixers Canvas Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Ben Roethlisberger Pittsburgh Steelers Oil Art Painting US $369.99
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 Brandon Webb Arizona Diamondbacks MLB Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Bruce Smith Buffalo Bills Poster Canvas Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Clint Eastwood Western Canvas Photo Oil Art Painting US $369.99
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 David Ortiz Boston Red Sox Canvas Card Oil Art Painting US $369.99
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 Dennis Eckersley Oakland Athletics Card Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Dennis Rodman Chicago Bulls Canvas Poster Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Dodge Viper SRT10 2008 Poster Photo Canvas Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Ferrari Enzo 2002 Car Poster Canvas Oil Art Painting US $369.99
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 Ferrari F430 Spider 2005 Poster Canvas Oil Art Painting US $369.99
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 Gary Sheffield Florida Marlins Canvas Card Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Goodfellas Movie DVD Poster Canvas Photo Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Holden VZ Monaro 2004 Poster Canvas Oil Art Painting US $369.99
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 Jackie Robinson Los Angeles Dodgers Original Painting US $369.99
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 Jerome Bettis Pittsburgh Steelers Canvas Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Jim Brown Cleveland Browns Poster Canvas Oil Painting US $369.99
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 John Elway Denver Broncos Original NFL Art Oil Painting US $449.99
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 Josh Hamilton Texas Rangers Original MLB Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Mickey Mantle New York Yankees Canvas Card Oil Portrait US $369.99
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 Original Art Oil Painting of Wilt Chamberlain Dunking US $369.99
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 Original Framed Painting Eli Manning New York Giants US $369.99
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 Original Oil Painting Mickey Mantle NY Yankees LARGE US $369.99
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 Original Oil Portrait of Mickey Mantle Baseball Art US $369.99
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 Ozzie Smith St Louis Cardinals Canvas Card Painting US $369.99
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 Pete Sampras Tennis Poster Canvas Photo Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Rafael Nadal Tennis Champion Original Oil Art Painting US $369.99
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 Roy Campanella Brooklyn Dodgers Canvas Art Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Ryan Howard Philadelphia Phillies Canvas Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Saleen s7 Twin Turbo 2005 Poster Canvas Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers Canvas Oil Painting US $429.99
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 Scarface Tony Montana Canvas Poster Oil Art Painting US $369.99
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 Stan Musial St Louis Cardinals Canvas Oil Art Painting US $369.99
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 Star Wars The First Trilogy Original Oil Art Painting US $369.99
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 Thurman Thomas Buffalo Bills Poster Canvas Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Tom Brady Michigan Wolverines NCAA Canvas Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Tony Soprano The Sopranos Original Canvas Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Wayne Gretzky New York Rangers Original Oil Painting US $369.99
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 Morning Coffee by Seany Jones US $14.99
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 SURREAL RIBBON CAT Modern Original Acrylic PAINTING Brazil ART 16x12 US $139.95
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How To Cat Proof Your Home
A friend has a delightful needlepoint that observes, "A house is not a home without a cat." As we enjoy the companionship of our cats, we should ask ourselves if our home is a safe haven for them. Even cats who spend most of their time indoors may be exposed to a number of potential hazards. Cleaning solutions such as disinfectants, drain cleaners, and detergents are among the many household chemicals which may prove toxic to a cat. They should be stored in tightly closed containers and secured cabinets where cats cannot reach them. Medicines should also be stored out of the reach of cats.
Sharp objects such as knives and forks, paper clips, carpet tacks, pins should be kept out of a cat's reach. Children's toys and small objects may attract a playful cat and become lodged in its mouth or swallowed. Although kittens are sometimes pictured with a ball of yarn, a playful kitten and yarn may add up to danger. If ingested, yarn as well as thread and twine could cause serious damage to the intestinal tract.
According to the National Safety Council, as many as 5,000 house fires a year can be attributed to cats as a result of their chewing electric cords. To help prevent this hazard, do your best to keep electric wiring out of the cat's sight and reach. Exposed lamp cords and other wires should be kept as short as possible. If extension cords are used, mount them against a baseboard so they cannot be played with or chewed.
If you live in an apartment, your cat may be vulnerable to "the high-rise syndrome." If the window screens are not securely fastened, a cat may fall from a window and suffer serious injuries. A cat should be in a carrier if it is allowed on an apartment balcony. Dogs are sometimes at risk on a high-rise balcony. A lively dog could squeeze through the bars and fall, leading to injury or even death.
Maintaining a "fresh air policy" in your home protects your cat as well as family members from being adversely affected by continued exposure to indoor air pollutants. Among common air pollutants are nitrogen dioxide from gas appliances, wood-burning stoves and unvented kerosene heaters.
Other health-threatening pollutants are radon, fumes from household products such as cleaning agents, pesticides, paints and varnishes, microbial and fungal agents found in air conditioners, air ducts, filters and humidifiers. Gas appliances should be properly functioning. Always use great care with kerosene heaters and follow the manufacturer's instructions. Gas stoves, and kerosene heaters or stoves should be vented to the outside of the house.
Smoke alarms, carbon dioxide monitors and regular maintenance of one's furnace are all things we can do to improve the home environment for ourselves and our cats.
Cars should never be left running inside a garage. This can be lethal if the garage is ever used to house a cat.
According to the Center for Disease control, 74 percent of homes in the United States built prior to 1980 contain hazardous amounts of lead paint. Paint should be removed with extreme caution. Clean-up should be prompt and thorough.
Other items containing lead accessible to cats include lead base paint, linoleum, and caulking compounds. Cats either ingest or inhale lead. Its harmful effects may not show up until weeks later. Signs of lead poisoning include vomiting, diarrhea or constipation, loss of appetite, loss of muscle coordination, blindness and seizures. Veterinary treatment is essential.
Outdoor dangers that are often kept in a garage or basement include windshield cleaners, weed killers, insecticides, used motor oil and antifreeze. Many cats are attracted to the sweet taste of antifreeze containing the chemical ethylene glycol which is highly toxic to dogs and cats. If it is spilled on the ground or not properly stored, many cats lap it up. Make certain your cats are not in the vicinity when antifreeze is being drained.
Dispose of used material promptly. New anti-freeze products have been introduced that claim to be non-toxic to cats. However, I believe in the adage, "better safe than sorry." Clean up any spilled product and safely store the remainder.
About the Author
Tristan Andrews writes useful articles about cats and kittens. Discover and explore the feline world. Find out how to better care for, train and live with your cat at the cat forums at http://www.i-love-cats.com
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