Dr. Chyrle Bonk

Cats often express their emotions—which can include anger and aggression—through various sounds. If your cat is making angry sounds that have you worried, it’s…

By Ed Malaker

Cats have a powerful sense of smell to help them find prey and interact with their environment. Toys that engage this sense, such as toys infused with catnip,…

By Catster Editorial Team

If you live in Washington State with a cat that loves the outdoors, you must educate yourself about fleas. The milder weather throughout much of Washington can…

By Chantelle Fowler

How and when you feed your cat is almost as important as what you feed them. Indeed, your cat relies on you to determine when, what, and how they eat, which im…

By Genevieve Dugal

You know how hard it is to say no to your beloved kitty when they’re looking up at you at the dinner table with their big eyes, begging for a taste of whatever…

By Chantelle Fowler

While most of us like to show our cats the same privacy we hope for ourselves when it comes to our pet’s private areas, there are some important things to watc…

By Ed Malaker

Living through a natural disaster like a hurricane takes resilience, tenacity, and planning. The powerful storms fundamentally alter landscapes and lives befor…

By Dr. Chyrle Bonk

There are plenty of feline stereotypes. For example, cats have a reputation for being curious and aloof, which is more or less accurate. Another common stereot…

By Jordyn Alger

One of the great things about cats is that, unlike dogs, they usually don’t have to be potty-trained. Due to their instincts, they simply know how to use a lit…

By Misty Layne

Who doesn’t love cat ears? They’re adorable and hilariously expressive! As charming as a pair of kitty ears can be, they can also cause your pet pain and disco…

By Jordyn Alger