Dr. Ashley Darby

Yams are a big part of meals in autumn and winter. As you prepare for holiday dishes, you may be wondering if you can share some of your yams with your cat. Or…

By Christian Adams

Cats are known for their picky eating habits, but they can sometimes surprise us by nibbling on unexpected treats. One strange item that seems to get many cats…

By Ed Malaker

Fleas are tiny, but they are a big problem. Getting rid of fleas can be tricky once your pet brings fleas into the home. So, many pet owners try to prevent an…

By Kerry-Ann Kerr

Have you ever considered how cats seem to instinctively know where to go when nature calls, while dogs often require dozens of potty-training repetitions? What…

By Genevieve Dugal

If you’ve recently become pregnant, you might’ve noticed that your cat’s behavior toward you has changed. It’s a common issue, but that doesn’t mean you need t…

By Christian Adams

Whether you have an indoor or outdoor feline, you must keep up with their vaccinations. Vaccinations and booster shots keep numerous preventable health concern…

By Christian Adams

Roughly 3.3 million cats enter shelters annually, with many of these cats being euthanized.1 Many felines are strays that escaped their homes, with some thankf…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Savannah cats were introduced to the world in 1986 after a domestic cat was bred with a wild African Serval. Rumor has it that the first of this cat’s kind was…

By Rachael Gerkensmeyer

Cats have an acute sense of smell that they rely on for communication and gathering information about their surroundings. It’s no secret that cats are biased t…

By Lindsey Lawson

One common trait of cats is that they’re not known for their modesty. When your cat’s way of demanding scratches on their tail in the air grants you an up clos…

By Dr. Ashley Darby