One of the more stressful parts of cat ownership is bringing a new cat into a home with a resident cat. But there are some steps you can take to help make the transition a peaceful one. Here's a week-by-week guide to a good first impression.

Spaying or neutering your cat is one of the best things you can do for your pet’s health. During Spay/Neuter Awareness Month in February, take some time to learn about the health benefits of these important procedures.

World Spay Day is observed on the last Tuesday in February every year. TIt's a day to promote awareness and encourage pet owners to have their female animals spayed--as well as neutering their male pets--to keep the pet population under control.

Looking for a little romance on Valentine's Day? Make sure and look out for your pet's safety, too, as items that show affection can be deadly for dogs and cats. Here are some tips for keeping furry family members safe on this holiday.

Valentine's Day is celebrated on February 14th, and we want to spend this special day with our one true love--cats! Here are some kitties who would like to wish you a Happy Valentines Day!

Kittens are endlessly fun and impossibly cute, but it's also important to know exactly what you're getting into when you adopt. Here's a checklist for when you bring home a new kitten, including essential play, biting and litter box tips.

Periodontal disease--or gum disease--is one of the most common diseases your cat might suffer from. About 70 percent of cats over the age of three have some form of oral disease. Here's what you should know.

The list of oral ailments that your cat could experience includes gingivitis (which can lead to gum disease), abscesses in the roots, excessive tartar build up, and even loss of teeth--or worse. That's why providing your cat with dental care is so important.

Outdoor cats face many dangers lurking outside that can harm--or even kill--our beloved felines. Here are a few reasons indoor cats tend to be safer and live longer, and why you should keep your kitty inside your home if at all possible.

February is Responsible Pet Owners Month, and its a great time to learn about ways to keep your cat in shape and in good health. A solid diet and exercise program can help your cat get out of life in the fat lane and help them live longer.

National Pet Dental Health Month, observed all through February, is so important because 80 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats have some kind of oral disease by the age of 3. Take this month to focus on your pet's dental health.

Science suggests cats can see ultraviolet light that humans can't. Next time your cat reacts to something in the room that you don't see, you may want to consider that your cat can literally see things that are invisible to you.

Children become more responsible around age 9 to 12, which is an ideal time to get a cat. These tips provide guidelines so that your kids and cats can co-exist safely.

What are the most famous quotes about cats? Here are 50 funny, profound, sad, and famous cat quotes by historic figures like Albert Einstein, Emily Dickinson, Ernest Hemingway, and more.

Why do mama cats abandon kittens? Mother cats may reject their young for a variety of reasons, including a lack of maternal instincts, disease, and deformity. Here's what you should know.

The mama cat feeds, washes, and takes care of baby squirrels as if they were her own kittens. Now that's showing your appreciation on Squirrel Appreciation Day!

Hope the New Year brings you lots of love, health, happiness and kitty cuddles! Make sure to play this at your New Year's Eve party and crank the volume really loud. Everyone will appreciate it!

It may seem odd to think that a feline would enjoy getting their paws cold and wet, but cat logic is impossible for our human minds to understand. One cat even went so far as to build an igloo in the snow! Check out the video.

The humans in this video responsibly keep their cats harnessed and on leash for their journey into the outdoors. If you're going to let your cat test out the snow, take a lesson from the video and keep your cat safe.

“Several studies showed that pets decreased the body’s reaction to stress, with a decrease in heart rate, blood pressure and adrenaline-like hormone release when a pet is present as opposed to when a pet is not present,” Dr. Levine explains.