Author: Kellie B. Gormly
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November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month
Why not consider adopting an older cat in honor of Adopt a Senior Cat Month? One writer details the pros of living with senior cats.
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Why Do Cats Rub Against You? A Weird Cat Behavior Explained
Is your cat rubbing on your legs? Your face? Why do cats rub against you and do different rubs on different body parts mean different things?
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6 Cat Meow Sounds and What They Mean
Sometimes, a meow isn't just a meow – not all cat meow sounds are the same! Let’s take a look at six different cat meow sounds and the meanings behind each.
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The Highlawn Inn: Homeless Cats Come to West Virginia Bed-and-Breakfast
Sandy Kauffman didn't expect feline residents at her bed-and-breakfast, the Highlawn Inn. But when cats kept showing up, she gave them a home.
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Do Cats Get Lonely or Are They Fine Without Other Cats?
There’s a misconception that cats are curmudgeons who don’t make friends with other cats. So, do cats get lonely and do cats need other cats for company? It comes down to a few different factors, like personality and age.
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6 Reasons for Hair Loss in Cats
Yikes … are you noticing some bald patches on your cat? Hair loss in cats, or alopecia in cats, may have a few different causes. Let’s examine some of them here.
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The Regional Guide to Fleas and Ticks on Cats
Fleas and ticks on cats aren’t one size fits all. We surveyed pros across the US to get info on regional pests and specific cat flea and tick treatments for your area.
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Meet Hamlet — The Algonquin Hotel’s New Cat Ambassador
Meet Hamlet, an orange tabby who went from living outdoors to living in the lap of luxury as the Algonquin Hotel’s new feline mascot.
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How to Care for a Pregnant Cat
Have a pregnant cat on your hands? First off, we hope not (spay and neuter your cats!), but if you find or encounter a pregnant cat here’s what to know about cat pregnancy, labor and delivery, and caring for newborn kittens.
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Fleas and Ticks on Cats in the Northeast
What do cat parents in the Northeast — including the mid-Atlantic states like New York and Pennsylvania, and New England states like Massachusetts — have to know about fleas and ticks on their felines?
