Dr. Amanda Charles

Choosing a new veterinarian for your beloved furry friend is a crucial decision that can significantly impact their health and happiness. Whether you’ve recent…

By Ed Malaker

Most people know that dogs will chew on household items if given the chance, especially as puppies. Cats can also be chewers, but usually not to the same exten…

By Elizabeth Gray

When you’re a pet owner, taking your pet to the vet for checkups, injuries, and illnesses is a given. Sometimes, especially at the end of a pet’s life or if a…

By Rachel Giordano

Cats groom themselves by licking periodically throughout the day. This behavior is completely normal for felines, in fact they can spend up to half their wakin…

By Sarah Psaradelis

Redirected aggression occurs when a cat becomes frightened or overstimulated by something they can't get to or do anything about and then attacks a person or a…

By Lorre Luther

It's completely natural and healthy for cats to groom themselves and each other, but if your cat starts overgrooming, there may be a medical issue that needs a…

By Kit Copson

Let’s face it: As much as we adore our cats, dealing with cat litter is not anyone’s idea of a good time! Not only do we need our cats to be happy with the lit…

By Kathryn Copeland

While all cats can have an occasional itch that causes them to scratch their ears, sometimes they seem to be scratching far more than usual. Is this something…

By Kathryn Copeland

When your kitten has turned from a cute ball of fluff to a full-sized killing machine, you may wonder just how much is going to change. After all, the first ye…

By Ashley Bates

Cats are experts at hiding illnesses, a trait they’ve inherited from their wild ancestors because an unwell wild cat would often become a quick and easy target…

By Chantelle Fowler