Author: Jackie Brown
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Police Will Now Handle Animal Abuse in N.J.
Animal cruelty cases used to be handled by the New Jersey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. N.J. police will handle these cases from now on.
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Belgium Mandates Nationwide Spay and Neuter Policy
Belgium will soon require all its cats to be spayed or neutered and microchipped. Find out more about the policy and the repercussions for noncompliance.
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Cat Eye Discharge — What’s Normal and What’s Not
Cat eye discharge — whether it's cat eye boogers, watery cat eyes or something else — can be normal ... or not. Here's what to know about cat eye discharge.
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Sleepypod Crash-Tests Its Pet Safety Restraints
Sleepypod's pet safety restraints went through the same rigorous testing as child safety restraint systems. Learn more about how Sleepypod products can ensure your cat’s safety.
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Cat Yowling — Why Do Cats Yowl and What Does It Mean?
Cat yowling is among the strangest — and most alarming — cat sounds out there. So, why do cats yowl? And what does it mean when your cat yowls?
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Right or Left? Research Determines if Cats Have a Preferred Paw
Right-handedness is more common in humans, but what paw do cats prefer? Researchers from the Animal Behaviour Centre at Queen's University have some insights.
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A New Diet To Help Your Overweight Cat Get Healthy
Does your overweight cat need help shedding those extra pounds? A recent study shows how gradually reducing calorie intake properly did the trick.
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Cat Owner in Custody Battle Gets Order of Visitation
Find out why one cat guardian is caught up in a legal battle after a rescue group refused to return her cat.
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Is Your Cat’s Runny Nose Normal?
Noticed nasal discharge coming from your kitty recently? Is your cat's runny nose normal or something that necessitates a trip to the vet? Let’s look at causes, diagnosis and treatments for your cat's runny nose.
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Let’s Talk Cats With Different-Colored Eyes, or Heterochromia in Cats
Have you ever seen (or been the lucky parent of!) cats with different-colored eyes? Two different-colored eyes, also called heterochromia, are more likely to occur in certain cat breeds. So, is heterochromia in cats ever something to worry about? Let’s learn more.
