Top Stories
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Volunteer, Foster, Save a Life
Volunteering a little bit of time and space is key to SAVING feline lives.
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My Cat is Having a Seizure
While not common, feline seizures can be serious. Here's what to look for and how to treat.
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7 Things You Need to Know About Hyperthyroidism in Cats
A feline hyperthyroidism diagnosis can be overwhelming. Here are a few things to know about hyperthyroidism in cats and how to manage it.
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11 Cat Emergencies That Need Immediate Vet Attention
Some cat emergencies come on suddenly and are overt, but others start off vague. Here's how to recognize an emergency situation and when to bring your cat to the vet ASAP.
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Scrabble Tile Pendant
More than a fun game, Scrabble inspires these cool pendants.
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The Exotic and Charming Highlander
A naturally short tail and distinctive ears are some of the unique features found in the friendly Highlander cat.
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Help for Pet Loss
We consider our pets part of the family, but resources for grieving a beloved pet are limited. Kaleel Sakakeeny began supporting pet parents through the grieving process after the loss of his beloved feline soul mate, Kyro. “Kyro lit up my days and when he died, the light went out of my life,” Kaleel says. …
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TNR and Socially Conscious Sheltering
At the forefront of the TNR (trap, neuter and release) movement is a socially conscious shelter in Colorado Springs.
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How to Stop a Cat Fight and Why They Happen
What causes a cat fight and how do you stop your cats in the act or prevent your cats fighting in the first place? Here's what to do.
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9 Reasons We Love the Russian Blue Cat
Is the Russian Blue cat hypoallergenic and does she really hail from Russia? Learn some fun facts and this fascinating and gorgeous breed!
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9 Ways Rescue Cats Say, “Thank You”
Rescue cats have special ways of showing us their love.
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4 Signs of a Cat in Heat
Is your female cat acting weird? Is she sticking her butt in the air and meowing loudly? If she's over 5 months old, you might have a female cat in heat.
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5 Fascinating Facts About Polydactyl Cats
Cats with extra toes — a.k.a. polydactyl cats — have a freaky awesomeness that we just love. Let's learn five fun facts about polydactyl kitties here.
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Meow 3D Cat Planter
Lori Wendin, our art director, sent me the link to this planter, saying — run this! Of course, I loved it, too and reached out to co-creator Angel Napoleon to find out the inspiration behind this great product. About five years ago, Angel and her partner Brent Napoleon were working at a 3D printing company, …
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Big Changes for Small Spaces
Small homes or apartments can be challenging for life with a cat. Here are some home design ideas to keep your cat occupied and happy and you sane.
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Stella Talks College
College season is upon us, and I made the mistake of asking my cat, Stella, if she wanted to go. Yes, she wanted to go. Stella, have you ever wanted to go to college? No, but now that you mention it, yes. Can we tour the dining halls now? Sorry, Stella, I was just making …
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A Fabulous Feline Artist
Get a look inside the creative feline mind of Quint Cole, acrylic artist.
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Cat Spraying — Why Does It Happen and What Can You Do?
All cats — male and female, fixed or not — can spray. Check out these reasons for cats spraying, what to do when it happens and how to stop it.
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Why Do Cats Sleep So Much? 5 Facts About Sleeping Cats
Why do cats sleep so much? And are they truly sleeping, or just resting? Do they dream? Is cat snoring normal? Read on for facts about sleeping cats.
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Health Help for Shelter Cats
What to watch for when you bring your rescue cat home.
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Purr and Pour Cat Cafe
Purr & Pour Cat Café just opened its doors this past June in Georgetown, South Carolina. Its vision is a big one: a Georgetown County free from the overpopulation of non-altered feral and homeless cats because they’ve found loving forever homes. The café — the dream of PURRprietor Patricia Devine-Harms — gets its 12 to …
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Ask a Vet: My Cat Ate String — What Should I Do?
A kitten playing with a ball of yarn seems cute... But if your cat ate string (or tinsel, ribbon, dental floss, fishing line...) it can be life threatening.
