Author: Sandy Robins
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A Safe Place for Domestic Violence Survivors and Their Pets
This animal shelter is helping domestic violence victims in need. Learn how you can help.
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We Talk Caring for Kittens With Hannah Shaw, the Kitten Lady
Hannah Shaw, a.k.a. the Kitten Lady, discusses expanding her education on newborn kitten care through books, videos and The Orphan Kitten Club.
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Building a Better Life for Blind Cats
Gwen Cooper, author of the beloved memoir about a blind cat, ‘Homer’s Odyssey,’ talks about giving back to sight-impaired kitties.
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Train Your Kitty to Walk with a Cat Harness and Leash
A cat harness and leash allows you to enjoy the outdoors safely with kitty in tow. We've got a few pro tips on how to train a cat to leash up.
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What It Means to Be a Tabby Cat
Although cat lovers can all agree on their love for the tabby cat, many aren’t quite as clear as to what “tabby” really means.
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The Purrs and Cons of Online Shopping for Your Cat
Are you a fan of online shopping for your cat? Let's take a look at the benefits of online shopping and the purrs of shopping brick-and-mortar stores.
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Cat Health — 10 Pieces of Advice for Every Stage of Life
Whether you have a kitten or a senior cat, this cat health checklist ensures your cat stays happy and fit at every stage of life.
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What Is Cat Scratch Fever and How Do You Prevent It?
Cat scratch fever is preventable if you understand your cat's behavior and keep your cat protected from fleas. Find out what cat scratch fever looks like and how to prevent it here.
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Let’s Talk About Cat Whiskers
Whiskers are more than just an adorable addition to your feline’s face. Whiskers indicate your cat’s mood and can help him walk on ledges, hunt and gauge spatial relations. And what about whisker stress or whisker fatigue, and myths associated with whiskers? Let's learn the facts here.
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Choosing the Best Cat Litter for Your Kitty
Today’s kitty litter options are seemingly endless. There’s lightweight, scoopable, absorbent, eco-friendly, dust-free (well, almost), flushable, scented, unscented, health-alert and odor-free and they can be made from a variety of different materials. So, how do you find the best cat litter for your needs?
