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Cats normally spend a great deal of time each day grooming themselves, and it’s a perfectly normal behavior. However, sometimes the grooming can get out of hand, and some cats can lick their belly

By Ed Malaker

Everyone who has owned a cat has probably experienced losing a cat. While the grief that comes with losing a cat isn’t always well understood, it can be a very trying time for those

By Kristin Hitchcock

Your cat was recently diagnosed with diabetes mellitus, and you have to give insulin injections every day. Today, you realized that you and your spouse both gave an evening dose of your cat's insulin

By Dr. Samantha Devine

Owning a cat is a huge responsibility. In addition to giving excellent care at home, you must also schedule regular vet visits to keep your cat healthy. If your cat’s first vet visit

By Jordyn Alger

year medications.1 For monthly medications, a common issue is the often inevitable “missed dose.” If giving your cat their monthly heartworm

By Dr. Chyrle Bonk

Cats are experts at hiding illnesses, a trait they’ve inherited from their wild ancestors because an unwell wild cat would often become a quick and easy target for predators. Your cat may not have

By Chantelle Fowler

your cat ever had an operation, or perhaps been seen for an injury or wound? If so, you might have heard of the drug Metacam. This is a medication regularly given as an injection when

By Dr. Karyn Kanowski

Have you ever noticed your cat twitching uncontrollably or showing some type of repetitive behavior, such as excessive grooming, tail chasing, or frantic biting? Such a display may point to a neurological issue

By Rachel Giordano