Author: Jackie Brown
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New Delaware Law Helps Stray and Feral Cats
A new law in Delaware benefits stray and feral cats — and their caregivers.
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Scrapped Feline Contraception Study Sheds Light on Cat Research
University of Illinois researchers tested a contraceptive vaccine in a unique study environment — here’s what happened.
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Feline Hyperesthesia Syndrome — What Is It and How Do You Treat It?
Feline hyperesthesia syndrome — a.k.a. twitch-skin syndrome, rippling-skin disease or rolling-skin syndrome — is difficult to diagnose but treatable. Here’s how.
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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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Drug Gabapentin May Improve Quality of Life for Arthritic Cats
A new study discovers that gabapentin can help provide relief for cats suffering from arthritis.
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What Causes Watery Cat Eyes and Do You Need to Visit a Vet?
Have you noticed your cat’s eyes watering recently? Or do your cat’s eyes seem to be constantly teary? Here's what you need to know about watery cat eyes.
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All About Cat Diets — How and Why to Put Your Cat on a Diet Safely
Cat diets don’t have to be so complicated — we’ve put together a few tips to help your cat get healthy safely and effectively.
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Rabies Vaccine Required for All Cats in Illinois
As of January 2019, all cats and kittens 4 months of age and older in Illinois must be vaccinated for rabies. Learn more about the law here.
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Cat Scooting — Why It Happens and What to Do
Is your cat scooting, or dragging his bum around on the floor? What causes this strange behavior and how should you treat it?
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Pheromones Effective at Decreasing Feline Aggression
A new study published in the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery provides good news for multi-cat households dealing with aggressive cats.
