Watching a kitten climb the stem of a Christmas tree is undeniably adorable, but beware! Danger lurks, as well. The Holiday Season is fraught with peril for curious kitties who are easily overlooked in the commotion and rush. Let’s talk about cat holiday safety tips!
Thanksgiving is a holiday to spend with friends and family, and that includes our cats. But some parts of our Turkey Day celebrations just aren’t safe for our feline friends. Before you defrost the turkey and welcome guests, read these Thanksgiving safety tips all cat lovers should keep in mind this holiday.
Sure, some cats can open closed doors by jumping on the door handle. For the cat named Mulder in the video above, it’s no problem. But how about a closed door with a pool of water underneath the handle? Watch the funny video!
Is your feline feeling a bit cramped? Cats can really benefit from a few simple additions to their homes, such as well-place cat beds and blankets, boxes and condos, ramps, walkways and steps, and cat doors. Here are a few inexpensive changes you can make to give your cat more space.
Has your cat ever stared at something you can’t see? The kitty in this video has certainly focused on something rather intently — so intently that even pokes and prods won’t distract him!
Kittens love playtime, as you can see from the rambunctious little feline in this video. But luckily the kitty’s big, floofy Samoyed brother, Vidor, has plenty of patience. Watch these two play!
When you have a family of dogs, cats and humans, how do you safely get the furry members of your family to the vet or grandma’s house for a nice visit? And if you want to take a long car trip, what do you do with your pets? Here are seven car safety tips for multi-species families.
November is designated as Pet Diabetes Month. It’s a month to help educate pet parents about the symptoms, treatments, and management of diabetes in our furry friends. The goal is to raise awareness and help humans recognize diabetes in their animals so they can seek appropriate treatment.
Most cats start to enter their senior years when they are eight to ten years old. The signs of aging set in when cells start to deteriorate faster than they can repair themselves. It often happens so gradually that we don’t notice at first. Here’s what you should know about senior cats and care.
Although holidays often buzz with fun and commotion, they can be scary, or even downright dangerous, for cats. However, a host can make a Thanksgiving Day celebration safe for cats relatively easily with a few simple precautions.
November is Adopt A Senior Pet Month, so it’s a great time to talk about all the advantages sweet senior kitties have to offer! In shelters, older cats are often the last to be adopted, and therefore, the first to be euthanized. So here’s a list of reasons to give that quiet senior kitty in the corner another look.
November is National Adopt A Senior Pet Month — a month dedicated to helping older pets find loving forever homes. If you care about sweet senior animals, help spread the word throughout November. We can help older pets find homes together. Here’s what you should know about older pets.
If you’re looking for some cat-themed jack-o-lantern ideas or you just want to admire some fine feline pumpkins, we’ve found some of the best kitty inspired gourds on the internet. Check out some amazing cat pumpkins people have created for Halloween!
If you grew up in the MTV generation, you know that there comes a time when you have to stop being polite and start getting real, as the kitty in this video demonstrates. Watch the funny video!
There’s more to play than simply dropping a toy on the floor and letting your feline have at it – one must consider safety, moderation, variety, and other factors. Here are some safety tips when it comes to toys, playing, and your cat.
Even the sweetest cat might nip or bite if the occasion arises. The reasons for this behavior make sense to the cat, even though it may seem unprovoked to you. Here are a few possible explanations for your cat’s biting, along with a few possible solutions for curbing the unwanted behavior.
They say that with volunteering, you get back so much more than you give. I sort of cringe every time I hear that. Not because it isn’t true, but because it’s too simple; it doesn’t convey the depth of the experience.
Most of our cats would happily chase and hunt smaller animals. But the kitty in this video is content to just play with his squirrel buddy! The heartwarming video reminds us that, no matter how different we are, we can all get along — and sometimes even become the best of friends!
Many cat parents have walked away with arms covered in scratch marks after trying to force an unwilling feline into their carrier. So, if you get anxious even thinking about getting your cat into a carrier, try these hints.
Should your cat be using the toilet? After all, dealing with a litter box is a hassle, and it can get pretty smelly. Wouldn’t it be best if you could just train your feline friend to use the same toilet you use? The short answer is “no.” Here’s why.
Pet parents are always looking for ways to save money on their animals. Unfortunately, this also sometimes leads people to delay seeking medical care because they’re uncertain if a visit to the vet is absolutely necessary. Here are some common clinical signs that you should never ignore in your cat.