Health & Care
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How to Treat Cat Bites and Cat Bite Infections
Cat bites happen for a few reasons (which we’ll explore here). How do you treat cat bites and how can you prevent cat bites? What about cat bite infections?
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How Long Do Cats Live? Facts About the Average Cat Lifespan
How long do cats live? How long do indoor cats live? What about the life expectancy for an outdoor cat? And what factors play into how long a cat lives? Let's talk about cat lifespan here.
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Scabs on Cats? What Causes Them and How to Treat Them
Scabs on cats are caused by miliary dermatitis, which takes on many forms, such as feline acne, feline eczema and flea allergy dermatitis.
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Is Cat Snoring Normal?
Do cats snore? And if so, why do cats snore? Here are simple guidelines for determining whether that cat snoring is a medical problem — or not.
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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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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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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.
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Is Your Cat’s Runny Nose Normal?
Noticed nasal discharge coming from your kitty recently? Is your cat's runny nose normal or something that necessitates a trip to the vet? Let’s look at causes, diagnosis and treatments for your cat's runny nose.
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Is Your Cat Not Drinking Water? 10 Ways to Get Your Cat to Drink More Water
Is your cat not drinking water — or not drinking enough water? From turning on the tap to ice cubes in food, here’s how to get your cat to drink more water.
