How To Care For A Wounded Cat
One of the more stressful aspects of being a cat owner is when we see our precious pets get hurt. However, it can sometimes be difficult to know when a wounded cat has an injury...
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Why Is My Cat’s Back Twitching? When to Worry
Have you ever seen your cat’s back twitching or having a spasm? It can look a little concerning. Felines are very responsive to touch along their backs due to a sensitive muscle layer along their...
Why Is My Cat So Small?
Small cats are cute. Well, actually, so are larger cats, medium cats, and, well… all cats really! But if you’re a proud pet parent to a petite cat, you may be asking, "why is my...
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All cat owners know how cute cat toe beans are. A cat’s paws can seem so inviting, so fluffy and squishy, and just adorable! So why do cats often pull away when you touch their...
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It’s a common trap that most cat owners have fallen into at least once: Your cat rolls over and invitingly displays their fluffy belly, so of course, you reach down to oblige with tummy rubs,...
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Why Does My Cat Not Like To Be Held?
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Why Does My Cat Lick Plastic?
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Why Does My Cat Lay And Sleep Between My Legs?
Cats have quite the reputation as being aloof, independent, and somewhat snooty … but that doesn’t quite fit with the cuddly felines who spend their nights tucked right up between our legs all night long....