Dr. Lauren Demos

Dental problems are pretty common in cats. When plaque sits on their teeth, it hardens and develops into tartar. Tartar around the gum line causes irritation a…

By Lorre Luther

Just like us, our cats can get the sniffles here and there. Respiratory illnesses are among the most common things that can go wrong with cats, and severe case…

By Ashley Bates

If you have the time, space, and financial ability, there are many benefits to owning more than one cat. The kitties can keep each other company when you’re aw…

By Elizabeth Gray

Feline diabetes is a severe illness that can drastically decrease cats' quality of life. Pets with this condition cannot properly use glucose because they don'…

By Lorre Luther

Owning a cat is more than having a pet to cuddle while you watch television in the evenings; they require work and constant care. Cleaning your cat's litter bo…

By Keri-Beth Clur

Cats have a reputation for being low-maintenance pets that are perfect for busy individuals, but that’s entirely not true. Plus, some cats can be more hands-on…

By Catster Editorial Team

Cats have about 12 whiskers on each cheek, a few under their chins and above their eyes, and a few on the back of their paws. Whiskers are important parts of t…

By Lorre Luther

Kittens are quite vulnerable and need a great deal of nurturing and care during the first few weeks of their lives. Generally, their mothers are capable of car…

By Jessica Kim

If you’re searching for a new cat litter or natural alternative to the traditional clay litter, you are in the right place. Many cat owners (and some cats) don…

By Annaliese Morgan

If you've recently adopted a cat, you may wonder how to ensure your new companion stays healthy so you can enjoy years of happiness together. There's plenty of…

By Lorre Luther