Author: Steve Dale
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All About Cat Exercise
Cat exercise is key in keeping kitties fit and at an appropriate weight. Think of cat exercise in terms of hunting, playing and simple movements.
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How to Make Sure Your Cat is Comfortable This Holiday Season
Ensure your cats enjoy the holidays by thinking about them in advance and from their perspectives. Let's take a look at some safety tips.
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How to Feed Cats: Are We Doing It Wrong?
With more than half of pet cats overweight, switching up how cats eat could be a game changer. A pro shares of few thoughts on how to feed cats.
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Wondering How to Play With a Cat? Here’s How at Every Age
At just about any age, a cat is a born predator with an amazing ability to seek and pounce. Let's look at how to play with a cat appropriately based on age.
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3 Common Cat Behavior Problems and How to Fix Them
Did you know that the No. 1 single cause of death in cats is bad behavior? Learn more about how you can identify and solve some common cat behavior problems.
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8 Unusual Cat Diseases to Know About
What is acromegaly in cats? What about Cushing’s disease in cats? And what in the world are tularemia and cytauxzoonosis? They’re all cat diseases — and while they’re not that common right now, cases are on the rise. Here’s what you need to know.
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What Vaccines Do Cats Need? A Guide to Shots for Cats
When it comes to shots for cats, cat parents have tons of questions. What vaccines do cats need? How often should cats get shots? Are we under-vaccinating or over-vaccinating our cats?
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3 Common Dental Diseases in Cats — and What You Can Do About Them
Here's what every feline parent needs to know about dental diseases in cats, like stomatitis, periodontal disease and tooth resorption.
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Why Winn Feline Foundation is Pivotal in Cat Health Care
Put your paws together for the Winn Feline Foundation as it celebrates 50 years of making a very big difference in the lives of cats.
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FIP in Cats — New Studies Could Mean Hope for the Future
Feline Infectious Peritonitis is fatal — but that might not be true for long. Learn about a new study that's giving hope for FIP in cats.
