Dr. Lauren Demos

Cat shelves allow your pet to survey the world from an elevated position. They provide safe spaces for your pet to hang out and enjoy the view. But unlike cat…

By Lorre Luther

Search for "cat TV" on YouTube, and you'll find countless options for feline programming. One of the top results is an 8-hour video of mice playing, running ar…

By Christian Adams

Unlike dogs, most cats do not like to travel with you in the car. Whether it’s the fear of the unknown or the tight space, cats can do some weird things when r…

By Patricia Dickson

Cats are sweet and cuddly-looking creatures, but that does not mean they cannot have their fair share of behavioral problems. One common behavioral issue among…

By Jordyn Alger

Brushing your cat’s teeth is critical for their dental health. Regular brushing prevents plaque and tartar from accumulating, which can help keep problems such…

By Lorre Luther

Last weekend, when you went to that house party, and your friend’s cat curled up in your lap, did your cat give you one sniff when you got home and then shun y…

By Brooke Billingsley

Before most surgeries, it is generally recommended that you stop feeding and giving water to your feline. When under anesthesia, there is always a chance that…

By Kristin Hitchcock

Your cat’s paws are an important tool for navigating the world. Each paw pad has a cluster of nerve receptors that relay information about their surroundings,…

By Christian Adams

We’ve all heard anecdotes about various things helping to calm down an anxious or hyperactive kitty, with lavender often topping the list. Lavender is known fo…

By Brooke Billingsley

Incense is used in many homes to freshen the air in the home and cover unpleasant smells. Unfortunately, it is generally not considered safe for homes with cat…

By Brooke Billingsley