By Krista Kumpf

Easter is on the way! It's a holiday we celebrate with our friends and family, including our furry family members. Here are 25 pictures of Easter cats who are ready to hunt for eggs, open their baskets of presents, and pose with their bunny friends!

By Sara Eaker

Planning a road trip this season? You might be glad to know that road tripping with your cat is not only an option, but it can also be a great bonding experience. Here are ten tips for safe, fun road trips with cats.

By Mike Clark

It's important to be extra cautious and vigilant during events where there are a lot of people and distractions. Easter is no exception. Here are a few Easter safety tips for cat owners to keep their furry family members out of danger.

By Maggie Clancy

I've grown concerned over my cat's obsession with food. Anytime I'm in the kitchen, she cries and circles around my feet, begging for more. After a trip to the vet, I decided to try out these tips that might help you with your own food-obsessed cat.

By Maggie Clancy

I'm in dating someone who is very, very allergic to cats. At first he tried to play it off and simply pop an antihistamine, but it wasn't cutting it. Here are a few precautions I've been taking to insure that both Pookie and my boyfriend are comfortable in my apartment.

By Maggie Clancy

I have two Chihuahua mixes and one large Calico cat all living in the same modest two-bedroom apartment. For me, finding fur everywhere has become the norm. So when the folks over at FurEater offered to send their vacuum attachment, I was more than ready to try it out.

By CatTime

Lots of cleaners have harsh solvents, fragrances, and chemicals that aren't great for the planet--and often, not good for us or our cats. However, there are non-toxic, eco-friendly options that are easier on the environment and safe for your home and kitties.

By CatTime

As pet parents, we're responsible for knowing our cats' needs and wants, so we have to be able to know what they're saying. Tail twitching and chin rubbing are two ways cats communicate with body language. Here's what they might mean.

By CatTime

There are so many cat treats out there on the market. How do you choose which ones to get for your favorite feline? CatTime has you covered with some of our kitties' favorites! Here's our guide to seven cat treats that will have your kitty purring their praises.

By Mike Clark

Cats are good at figuring things out for themselves. They're naturally curious, great explorers, and good at making a toy out of anything. If you're not careful, your cat might outsmart you sometimes. Here are ten of the smartest cat breeds in the world.

By Phillip Mlynar

April 17 is officially recognized as Banana Day! You'll probably be happy to know that most cats can occasionally eat bananas without problems, but there are exceptions. Here's what you should know about cats and bananas.

By Phillip Mlynar

April 15 is celebrated as Anime Day around the world! If you're a fan of Japanese animation and a cat lover, check out this list of the top five anime cats of all time including JiJi, Chi, and Meowth!

By Mike Clark

Having a cat in your life is a continuous learning experience. Other people just don't understand all the things a cat owner knows. When you share your whole world with a tiny, purring ball of fur, you start to see things a bit differently, and you become a better person for it.

By CatTime

If you own a cat--or one owns you--you’ve almost certainly heard the hacking sounds and cleaned up the unpleasantness that accompany coughing up a hairball. While hairballs are a common malady among felines, they can occasionally be serious. 

By CatTime

You don't have to be a DIY master to be able to make some amazingly simply and fun cat toys for Easter--or any time of year! Here are some DIY Easter cat toys you can make for your furry best friend.

By Stephanie Dube Dwilson

Sometimes, despite your best efforts, your cat is still uncomfortable with their litter box. In these situations, you might be dealing with a surprising cause of litter box aversion--hip dysplasia. Here's what you should know.

By Phillip Mlynar

National Adopt A Shelter Pet Day happens on April 30th. It's a day to get the word out about animals in shelters waiting for forever homes, and--hopefully--it's a day for people to bring home new, furry family members. Here's what you should know!

By CatTime

National Hairball Awareness Day--the last Friday in April--serves as an annual reminder for all friends of felines to learn a bit more about hairballs and evaluate the health of their cats. Here's what you should know!

By Stephanie Dube Dwilson

If your cat is in pain, you may miss some of the signs if you don't know what to look for. Kitties don't typically display pain as overtly as other animals might. Here are a few signs that can help you tell if your cat is hurting.

By Stephanie Dube Dwilson

On average, cats clean themselves during half of their waking hours. So if your cat has suddenly stopped self-grooming, this can be a sign that something is very wrong, and they may need to go to the vet right away. Here's what you should know.