Cat Health

Caring for a cat goes beyond cuddles and feedings—it means being proactive about their health and well-being. While regular veterinary checkups are essential, there’s a …

As our feline companions age, their needs begin to shift in subtle but meaningful ways. Among the most distressing changes can be issues surrounding bathroom …

Hairballs are a fairly common nuisance for most cat owners—something you might find on the carpet every few weeks. Because cats are fastidious groomers, swallowing …

As cat owners, we tend to obsess over what goes into our pets—but what about what comes out? Urination may not be the most glamorous …

Cancer is more common in cats than many people might expect. Despite advances in veterinary care, it remains one of the leading causes of feline …

Ticks pose a serious health risk not only to outdoor cats but also to indoor felines who occasionally venture outside or come into contact with …

Watching your kitten grow into a full-fledged cat is a fascinating, chaotic, and sometimes hilarious journey. Somewhere between four months and one year of age, …

Kidney disease in cats is one of the most common chronic illnesses affecting felines, especially as they age. Often dubbed a “silent threat,” this condition …

Caring for a cat with anxiety can often feel like a delicate balancing act. The emotional distress experienced by felines can manifest in various ways, …

Deciding when to neuter a cat is one of the most important health and welfare choices an owner can make. While the general consensus in …

Have you ever seen a kitten with a silvery, smoky, or oddly pale coat that doesn’t quite match its breed or parents? This striking and …

Our feline companions are naturally agile and curious, often venturing into spaces that harbor unseen dangers. One such risk to their health lies in the …

Cats are naturally curious creatures, and their inquisitive nature can sometimes get them into trouble—especially when it comes to tasting things they shouldn’t. From houseplants …

Cats are naturally skilled at masking pain and discomfort, a survival instinct inherited from their wild ancestors. This behavior can make it difficult to spot …

Dental health is a cornerstone of your cat’s overall well-being, yet it’s often one of the most overlooked aspects of feline care. While most cat …

As cats grow older, they may begin showing behaviors that suggest cognitive decline, which can resemble dementia in humans. These changes can be subtle at …

Most cat owners are well aware of the telltale signs of stress in their feline companions: hiding under beds, excessive grooming, or sudden aggression. But …

From sudden sprints around the house to extended naps in tight corners, feline behavior often walks a fine line between adorable and baffling. While many …

Cat owners often pay close attention to their pets’ eating habits, playfulness, and grooming—but one of the most revealing windows into your cat’s well-being is …

It’s a widely held belief that a cat’s nose should always be moist and cool, but that’s not necessarily true. In fact, the moisture level …