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A lot of changes are happening now that things are finally starting to open up again in the world, and these changes are not happening just to you. Your cats, who have gotten used to you being at home with them so often, can tell that something is changing too. And we don't know about you guys, but our cats have been showing more signs of anxiety than normal. That's one of the worst things to see as a cat owner, because there is nothing that we want more than for our cats to be happy. 

So, we went on the hunt, looking for different products that can help our cats with their anxiety - from heated cat beds to calming diffuser kits, to special vests. You'll definitely find something in this list that'll work for your kitty. All of these products have been hand picked by us, the editors, and 'I Can Has Cheezburger' earns an affiliate commission on qualifying purchases from the products we link to.

Enjoy browsing, cat lovers, and may these products help your cats during this transition period. For more cat-related products, check out some healthy cat food alternatives to keep your cats happier, and the coolest interactive cat toys we could find for cats whose owners are finally going back to work.

Meet "Ju" of Jubes Comics! A talented artist whose drawn up these handy-dandy comics on how to handle the real-life hardships were dealing with now, the global pandemic. Through her adorable illustrations, the comic offers some solid advice that everyone should take a glance at.

The objective behind these illustrations? To keep us all well-informed and safe. Jubes also has adorable Slice of Life comics for viewing on Tapas and written in the description behind the art, it states, "Illustrated form of my Slice of Life and Discovering what Love really means to me. Life is filled with thoughts and gestures of love but sometimes we're just too busy to see it."

Errol the Somali Cat is here to provide some really helpful tips on how to deal with the situation currently at hand! 

And we must say, the guide is simply purrfect. And oh so very helpful. 

On Errol's Instagram, it claims that Errol is a cat and not a fox... which is exactly what a fox would want us to think! We're onto you, Foxy Errol. 

Check out more gorgeous pics and vids of Errol on Instagram! And stay home, folks! If not for us, do it for Errol.  

It's no secret that people are getting more and more anxious everyday, reading all those scary headlines about the coronavirus. 

Even Robert was feeling anxious! Until he spoke with his wife and gathered some insight and useful facts. 

Meet Robert! Robert lives an ordinary life, earns an ordinary salary and works hard to support his family. 

Oh, and Robert is an otter. 

"Robert the Otter" may seem like a cutesy facade, but he has proven to be aware of what's happening in the world, and offer another perspective. The newest comic by the Singapore artist is making waves, for a good reason. If you're feeling anxious, maybe take a moment and read what "Robert the Otter" has to say. 

If you're ever in a pickle, and you're lucky enough to have these good boys and girls around you -- you can guarantee that everything will be alright! 

Enough though things can go a bit sideways sometimes, you know they had the best intentions at heart! That's just another reason why animals are the purest of pure! 

How many times have you come across an animal that seemed alone or a skunk or possum in your yard and didn't know what to do? 

Here are some really helpful posters that tell you what to do in many of these cases. 

Service dogs are always on the lookout to keep their owners safe and sound. They will go beyond to do so as well, especially if their owner is in trouble and needs help. When a dog first approaches us, the first thing we think other than how adorable they are, is where is it's owner? Well, it's the same for service dogs, except they are approaching you for help, for their owner. Melissa Hope (@lissalet) offered up a public service announcement on Twitter after an incident like this happened to her.