Cat Health & Care

Persian cats are undoubtedly one of the most sought-after and gorgeous breeds. These stunning cats are easily recognizable thanks to their luxurious coats and…

By Chantelle Fowler

The first Cornish Rex kitten was born in Cornwall, U.K., in the 1950s due to a genetic mutation.1 This breed is known for its very fine, short coat. While Corn…

By Dr. Stacie Grannum

Considered the largest of domestic cat breeds, the Maine Coon holds a special place in the hearts of feline lovers worldwide. They tend to be laid back, intell…

By Catster Editorial Team

While some cats can be very vocal, others rarely utter a word. However, if your cat has lost their voice and is letting out a rasp or a squeak or isn’t managin…

By Matt Jackson

Vaccines are vital for any cat’s long-term well-being and quality of life, but for a short period after receiving them, shots can cause several irritating side…

By Christopher Bays

Just about every owner of a light-colored dog or cat knows the struggle with tear stains is real. Often, switching to a higher-quality diet can do wonders to s…

By Sara Seitz

The clock starts ticking as soon as you open your cat’s can of food. Feline wet food will grow bacteria, accumulate bacterial toxins, and spoil much faster tha…

By Nicole Cosgrove

As much as you love your cat, there are times when they can be a little gross. Times like when they repeatedly shove their butt in your face or the way they ca…

By Misty Layne