Cat Health & Care

Under natural conditions, cats are potent predators that effectively stalk and capture prey in a variety of outdoor environments. However, cats have become dom…

By Eleanor Glaum

While cats can develop eye problems just like humans do, their eye conditions should never be treated the same way that we would treat our own. This is especia…

By Rachael Gerkensmeyer

Male cat pee has a distinct odor, and when your male cat sprays outside the litter box, you know it without a doubt. In fact, both male and female cats spray,…

By Rachel Giordano

If you’ve ever seen your cat back up to a wall, the couch, or anywhere that is a vertical surface and spray urine, it’s called urine marking or spraying. Somet…

By Patricia Dickson

Of the over 160 million cats in the United States, roughly 30—80 million are unowned and roaming free1. Many cats with owners also live outdoors, at least part…

By Elizabeth Gray

When you think of collars, you might automatically think of dogs. But collars can also be useful for cats (and in fact, they should be used in certain situatio…

By Beth Crane

Inappropriate elimination can be difficult to deal with, resulting in ruined belongings and strained relations between cats and their favorite people. It’s one…

By Lorre Luther

Your cat may sleep during the day, but once the sun goes down, they may start pouncing or playing, jumping all over. Whether you get up early or simply value y…

By Christian Adams