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.

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.

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. 

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.

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!

If there's one purchase every cat family needs to make even before bringing home their adopted cat, it's a cat carrier. These portable kennels make it easy to transport your cat safely, whether that's for a trip to the vet, a move, or a vacation.

Currently, in the United States, veterinarians estimate that about 60 percent of the feline patients seen are either overweight or obese. Even more alarming is the fact that many cat owners fail to recognize that their cats are overweight.

This is especially important to talk about around Easter, as many people bring home Easter lilies without considering the danger they present to pets. If you have cats in your family, read on and think twice about bringing those beautiful lilies home!

Cats can use scratching posts to naturally keep their nails in good shape. However, there are times where you will probably need to help out and give them a trim. Here's a beginner's guide for trimming your cat's nails.

April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month--a month we dedicate to teaching fellow pet parents about providing emergency care to their animals. Here are some facts that will help you prepare to give your pet first aid in an emergency.

f you're not familiar with what cat toys are out there or you're new to the world of felines, fear not! We've collected a list of some of our favorites that your kitty will love. Check out these seven great cat toys that will keep your kitty busy and happy!

You've probably heard of Crop Circles but have you heard of Cat Circles? Cats all over the world are being “trapped” by their owners with items placed in the form of a circle. Why? No one seems to be sure!

It's true - cats do get separation anxiety, and it can manifest itself via a variety of symptoms, including going outside the litter box, vomiting, and more.

Cats love the great outdoors. But humane associations agree that an indoor life is far healthier for them. If you're still on the fence about whether to let your cat roam outside, here are a few things to consider.

Whether you get the occasional sniffle or you've got itchy eyes and skin rashes, cat allergies can be a pain. But they don't mean you have to forgo having a feline friend. Here's a list of tips to manage cat allergens around your living space.

March 17th is the big, green, Irish holiday we know and love. Hopefully you're ready to go green, grab your shamrocks, and hang with your best buddy--your cat! Celebrate Saint Patrick's Day with these cute kitties!

March 17th is Saint Patrick's Day! Humans aren't the only ones going green for the holiday, though. Some of our kitties are getting into the St. Paddy's spirit, too!

Shamrocks, parades, pots o’ gold, green beer—they're all part of St. Patrick’s Day! But there are a few hazards all cat owners should keep in mind before their festivities—and we aren't just talking about leprechauns.

Feline immunodeficiency virus, or FIV, is an infectious disease found in cats similar to HIV found in humans. Here's what you need to know about preventing, treating and managing FIV.

If you allow it, cats can be talkative. Sometimes it's welcome, and we all loving having two-way conversations with our kitties from time to time. However, at three in the morning, the calling, meowing, and howling can be a bit much.