Cat Health & Care

Living in a studio apartment with one cat can be a challenge, but trying to introduce a new cat to the mix can lead to some serious problems. While having a ca…

By Patricia Dickson

One of the most common questions cat parents have is whether cats should be kept indoors or allowed to roam freely outdoors. Many veterinarians and organizatio…

By Kit Copson

There are several possible reasons you might need to switch up your cat’s litter box. Perhaps they have outgrown their present one, are having difficulties get…

By Kit Copson

There are many reasons you might decide to change your cat's food. Maybe your vet recommends a special diet to address your kitty's health, or your pet store h…

By Chantelle Fowler

Your furry friend being sick makes you feel horrible, especially when there isn’t much you can do to make them feel better. It’s a bad experience for you and y…

By Patricia Dickson

E. coli, or Escherichia coli, is a bacterium that sits in most living mammals' digestive tracts. It can be found in human and animal urine and feces. It's usua…

By Patricia Dickson

National Animal Poison Prevention Week (NAPPW) is an annual event that occurs during the third full week in March, and in 2024, it runs from March 17 to 23. Th…

By Christian Adams

Let’s cut to the bunny chase. Rabbits and cats can live in the same household if all the necessary precautions have been met, but these two species coexist in…

By Cassidy Sutton