Why Is My Cat Pooping on the Floor?
Living with a feline roommate is fantastic fun. After all, you get lots of cuddles, and it's always playtime. However, there are some downsides to sharing a home with our feline friends. Cats can often...
Living with a feline roommate is fantastic fun. After all, you get lots of cuddles, and it's always playtime. However, there are some downsides to sharing a home with our feline friends. Cats can often...
Though dogs pant all the time, panting (rapid breathing with the mouth open) is seen far less frequently in cats. Let’s look at some of the common causes of panting in cats and explore issues that...
If your cat is not eating but acting normal, it can be a bit disconcerting. Are they sick or aren’t they? What could be wrong? It can be hard to tell whether to worry and...
Cats are surrounded by myths and misconceptions. Some are harmful, some are harmless, and others are downright strange. In this article, we're going to break down some of the most common ones. Read on to...
Like humans, cats can experience the unique benefits of a therapeutic massage. This ancient healing practice can soothe and heal our feline companions. But just how effective is it? In this article, we will delve...
We all want our cats to be healthy and happy. This includes making sure our cats are a healthy weight for their size. It can be difficult to know how much to feed your cat...
Intestinal parasites, some of which are commonly referred to as “worms,” are unfortunately all too common in pet cats. These parasites live inside your cat’s body, where they can wreak havoc on your cat’s health....
The term “foreign body” or “foreign object” can be used to refer to any non-food item that enters an animal’s body. However, we typically use this term to describe a non-food object that has been...
As cat owners, we want our cats to be healthy and happy. The thought of them being in any sort of pain or discomfort is upsetting and worrying. Often, it’s obvious when our cat is...
Because hemorrhoids are common in people, it is a common assumption that a swelling or disorder around the anal area in cats may be the same condition. While cats don’t get hemorrhoids specifically, learn more...