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Cornish Rex vs. Sphynx: Differences Explained (With Pictures)

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By Dan Seymour, Radim Chudej, Paola Cuevas
| Catster
In this article Visual Differences Cornish Rex Overview Sphynx Overview View 3 More + Less - The Cornish Rex and Sphynx are both charming, diminutive, and low-shedding cat breeds known for their respective distinctive looks. As with many cat breeds out there, though, there are more precise and subtle differences that might not be readily apparent at first glance. If you’re interested in short-haired and hairless cat breeds, you’re in the right place.
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Can Cats Have CBD Treats? Vet-Verified Safety & Benefits Explained

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By Radim Chudej, Dan Seymour, Paola Cuevas
| Catster
In this article Safety How to Administrate Warnings View 4 More + Less - You might’ve noticed all the hype about CBD (cannabidiol) in recent years. Maybe you’ve even tried it yourself. In people, CBD has been shown to help reduce or prevent seizures in some childhood epilepsy disorders as well as relieve insomnia and anxiety. There are some studies in dogs that indicate that CBD helps in reducing chronic pain. But is it beneficial for felines?
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How Long Do Russian Blue Cats Live? Vet-Reviewed Lifespan & Care Tips

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By Radim Chudej, Dan Seymour, Paola Cuevas
| Catster
You love your feline friends, but you’re aware they won’t be around for your entire life. However, some cats live longer than others, so certain breeds will be in your life for far longer than other breeds. Knowing how long a cat will live can be an important factor in deciding what kind of kitty to adopt. If you’ve been thinking about adopting a Russian Blue, you’ll be happy to hear that this feline breed has quite a lifespan.
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