Heart Murmurs in Cats: Signs, Causes, and Care (Vet Approved)
The last thing that anyone wants, is to worry about the health of their pet. But cats are talented at hiding injuries or health problems until it might be too late. When it comes to the cat’s heart, various conditions and diseases can affect it, and many of these will cause heart murmurs. A heart […]
Can Cats Detect Mold? Facts & Health Risks Explained (Vet-Reviewed)
There is no clear-cut answer to the question “Can cats detect mold?” but there are ways your cat may be alerting you to the presence of mold in your home. For instance, your cat may be urinating in areas that are not the litter box. They may exhibit the possibility of mold through changes in […]
Do Senior Cats & Kittens Get Along? Vet-Approved Introduction Guide & Tips
Introducing a senior cat to a new kitten can be tricky. Differences in ages, energy levels, and physical conditions can create tension. But it doesn’t mean that your two cats will dislike each other forever. Introducing your cats to one another the right way will build a strong foundation for their relationship. There are ways […]
Will Music Make Cats Sleep? Vet Approved Facts & FAQ
The benefits of music for helping humans relax are well documented, but could it also help stressed kitties wind down and sleep? According to a 2019 study into the effects of music on cats’ behavior and stress responses, music can indeed calm cats down.1 On that basis, it’s possible that it might help some cats […]
My Cat Ate a Dryer Sheet! Vet Reviewed Information & What to Do!
As cat parents, we all know that cats are curious, mischievous, and can get into any number of things they shouldn’t. That includes toxic chemicals, toxic plants, and even dryer sheets. Fabric softeners, both in liquid and dryer sheet form, can be very dangerous for your cat to ingest. Some people think that since the […]
Can A Cat And A Newborn Interact Safely? How to Prepare & Safety Risks
If you have a cat and are expecting a baby, you might wonder whether it’s safe for your pet and your newborn to spend time together. While brief, gentle interactions can be safe, they should always be closely supervised. It’s important never to leave a cat and a newborn alone, even for a short time. […]
Kitten Teething: Vet Reviewed Signs, Timeline & FAQs
A kitten’s first few months are full of milestones. They go from tiny balls of fur with closed eyes to playful kittens who are weaned and ready for their new homes. One step all kittens go through is teething. Below, you’ll learn more about the teething process, including what to expect, your kitten’s signs, and […]
Can a Cat Detect Seizures? – Anecdotal Reports and Scientific Facts in Perspective
Most people know that certain dogs qualify as service animals under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Dogs have the ability to detect seizures in humans before they happen, or respond once they begin, and these dogs are known as seizure-alert dogs. While this ability in dogs is remarkable, what about cats? Can cats also […]
Can Loud Music Harm a Cat? Vet-Reviewed Info
Ears, unfortunately, don’t have the handy ability to shut. If you enjoy listening to loud music, you’re forcing your cats to endure it, too. If you share your house with a cat, you might already be aware that loud noises like the vacuum cleaner can have them taking quiet refuge somewhere else. But can loud […]
Do Cats Get Lonely When You Go on Vacation? Vet-Verified Facts & Info
It can be easy to buy into the idea that cats are antisocial, aloof creatures. After all, most cats spend a good part of their time alone, whether under your bed, in a closet, or in some other hiding spot. If you are preparing to go on vacation, you may think your cat won’t even […]
