Dr. Maja Platisa

Dr. Maja Platisa

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How Long Can a Cat Be in Labor? Vet-Approved Feline Birth Facts

Most veterinary professionals recommend getting your cat spayed or neutered to help control the feral cat population, reduce disease transmission between cats,…

Christian Adams
By Christian Adams
How Long Can a Cat Be in Labor? Vet-Approved Feline Birth Facts

Can Cats Get Colds? Vet-Approved Signs & Treatments

Cat colds exist, but they are most often referred to as upper respiratory infections. Cats can get some of the signs of a cold similarly to what humans get, th…

Jordin Horn
By Jordin Horn
Can Cats Get Colds? Vet-Approved Signs & Treatments

Cat Shock Collars: How They Work, Safety Advice & Alternatives (Vet-Reviewed)

Several products are available to train pets, but the shock collar is one of the most controversial. It's a device more commonly associated with training dogs…

Jordin Horn
By Jordin Horn
Cat Shock Collars: How They Work, Safety Advice & Alternatives (Vet-Reviewed)

Is It Safe for Cats to Eat Moths? Vet-Reviewed Facts & FAQ

Cats are natural predators that enjoy a good hunt, whether to catch a mouse running by or to chase butterflies in the sun. Typically, if they can catch their p…

Christian Adams
By Christian Adams
Is It Safe for Cats to Eat Moths? Vet-Reviewed Facts & FAQ

What Essential Oils Are Safe to Diffuse Around Cats? Vet-Reviewed Facts

Diffusing essential oils in your house can make your home smell amazing and can even help you relax after a stressful day. However, if you have a cat (or cats)…

Kathryn Copeland
By Kathryn Copeland
What Essential Oils Are Safe to Diffuse Around Cats? Vet-Reviewed Facts

How to Protect Your Cat From Coyotes: 5 Vet-Reviewed Methods

Coyotes, also called prairie wolves, are great hunters. They live in packs and often hunt in pairs. They can be found all around the United States, including b…

Christian Adams
By Christian Adams
How to Protect Your Cat From Coyotes: 5 Vet-Reviewed Methods

Why Are Cats' Noses Wet? Vet-Approved Feline Anatomy Facts & When to Worry

A cat’s nose can occasionally be used as a reasonable indication of their health, but this can be quite variable and should not be fully relied upon. It depend…

Christian Adams
By Christian Adams
Why Are Cats' Noses Wet? Vet-Approved Feline Anatomy Facts & When to Worry

Why Does My Cat Attack Me & No One Else? 7 Vet-Reviewed Reasons & What to Do

There are several reasons why your cat may choose to attack you and no one else. Oftentimes, cats, especially kittens and young adults, play rough if they have…

Kristin Hitchcock
By Kristin Hitchcock
Why Does My Cat Attack Me & No One Else? 7 Vet-Reviewed Reasons & What to Do

Why Does My Cat Chew on My Hair? 6 Vet-Reviewed Reasons for This Behavior

Have you ever been cuddling or cradling your cat when they start chomping on your hair? While this behavior may not be that bothersome, it could raise some que…

Christian Adams
By Christian Adams
Why Does My Cat Chew on My Hair? 6 Vet-Reviewed Reasons for This Behavior

Can Cats Burp? Vet-Reviewed Myths & Facts

Burping after consuming carbonated beverages is a gross but common occurrence in humans. But what about cats? Do cats burp? Can your kitty release a belch befo…

Christian Adams
By Christian Adams
Can Cats Burp? Vet-Reviewed Myths & Facts