Author: Jackie Brown
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Is Your Cat Sneezing Blood? What Could It Be?
“Achoo!” What do you do when your kitty’s typical sneezes are accompanied by blood? We turned to the experts for advice about a cat sneezing blood — why it happens and what to do about it.
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Can a Litter of Cats Have Different Fathers? Let’s Talk Cats and Superfecundation
Have you ever looked at a litter of kittens and suspected that they may have different fathers? Can a litter of cats have different fathers? Let’s talk about superfecundation and cats.
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Your Cat Would Choose You Over a Snack
Good news — a recent study found that your cat would pick you over food.
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Cat Hairs Convict Texas Woman
Find out how the FBI was able to incriminate a Texas woman by using her cat’s hairs.
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New Study Says We Should Wait to Wean Kittens
A new ‘Scientific Reports’ study finds that waiting until 12 or 13 weeks to wean kittens and take them away from their mothers means less aggression and shyness.
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Heartworm in Cats — Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention
Heartworm is rarer in cats than it is in dogs but when cats do contract it, the outlook isn’t good. Learn more about heartworm in cats and the steps you can take to prevent it in the first place.
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What to Know About Horner’s Syndrome in Cats
Does your cat have a sunken eye, droopy eyelids, an exposed third eyelid or one pupil that appears smaller than the other? It might be Horner’s syndrome. Let’s learn about the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment for Horner’s syndrome in cats.
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How to Care for Hairless Cats
Think a lack of fur makes hairless cats low maintenance? That’s not the case. Hairless cats need regular care and attention to keep their skin in tip-top shape.
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What Is a Cat Abscess and How Do You Treat It?
Does your cat have an abscess? Where can abscesses form on cats, and why are felines so prone to getting them? And how is a cat abscess treated? Answers to that and more!
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Declawing Banned in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia is the first Canadian province to ban declawing cats. This practice is already banned in some places in the US and abroad.
