How To Teach Your Cat Their Name in 5 Simple Steps
Cats might come running when they hear a bag of treats being opened, or the sound of the food cupboard door opening, but what if you want your cat to come to you when you...
Cats might come running when they hear a bag of treats being opened, or the sound of the food cupboard door opening, but what if you want your cat to come to you when you...
Taurine is an amino acid that cats uniquely require in their diet to stay healthy. In this article, you’ll learn what taurine is and what it’s needed for, what happens when cats don’t get enough...
Cats are adventurous and curious pets. Unfortunately, their curiosity can sometimes cause them to get injured. Tail injuries in cats are a common occurrence and one that I see regularly as a vet. Cats, particularly...
Many people refer to their cats as tabbies without really knowing what the term means. Rather than referring to a specific breed, the word “tabby” is a reference to a certain coat pattern commonly seen...
Our cats live closely with our families every day. Keeping them healthy and parasite free is extremely important. Intestinal parasites can occur in any age cat, and several types of intestinal worms infect our housecats....
Sudden lethargy in cats is a common and serious symptom of illness in cats. Read on for a simple, clear explanation about why this can happen, and what you should do if your cat is...
Summer might be the best time of year. The sun is shining, children get a break from school, and kitten season is in full swing—so you might’ve just adopted a cat of your own! Below...
Caring for a creature that doesn't speak the same language comes with challenges. Pet owners rely on body language, behavioral observation, and plain old guesswork in their attempts to better understand their cats and care...
Your cat’s name should be associated with its striped appearance and personality if possible. Deciding on your cat’s name is a bid decision and will be around as long as your lovely feline, so choose...
Cats are very good at hiding signs that they are stressed. The reason for this is because the domestic house cat evolved from the African wildcat, which was both a predator to small animals and...