One of the best parts about celebrating Thanksgiving is sharing homemade food with those you love. Your cat is certainly no exception to this circle of love! Why not show your cat how thankful you are for them by making some delicious, DIY Thanksgiving treats?
Want to include your cat in your Thanksgiving feast? Here are the top human foods to give (and avoid) on Thanksgiving Day for your kitty.
The table is set and the turkey is cooked to perfection — and somehow your cat has turned your intricately folded napkins into a new scratch toy. Cat parents have a unique Thanksgiving experience; no question about it. Here are five Thanksgiving traditions that cat lovers are all too familiar with.
Kneading is when your cat alternates their front paws in a rhythmic fashion on a soft, squishy surface. Cats knead on beds, on soft blankets, and sometimes, they knead their humans. Here are five possible reasons why your cat needs to knead.
November is Adopt A Senior Pet Month, and we cat lovers could not be happier about it. We know that kittens are adorable and hard to resist, but there is so much to love about a senior cat. Here are five reasons senior cats rule.
If you’ve come looking for facts about totally terrific tortoiseshell cats, you’re in the right place! Torties are sweet, lovable felines with a feisty side that’s sure to keep you on your toes. Here are a few facts you may not know about tortoiseshell cats with torti-tude.
Albino cats are not simply kitties that happen to be white. They’re very rare, with only two percent of all cats being albino.
Real tiger cats do not exist in the domestic world, but there are some breeds and patterns of cats that earn them the nickname tiger cat.
The tabby cat is one of the most popular types of cats in America. But just because they’re common doesn’t mean they’re boring.
Adopt A Less Adoptable Pet Week starts in the third full week in September. Cats who we sometimes deem less adoptable are, in reality, loving, sweet, adorable kitties who make wonderful pets. You can help less adoptable cats in your community 365 days a year.
How often you replace your cat’s litter box depends on a few factors, like the litter box’s material, how often you clean it, and how many cats are using said litter box. Here’s how to determine when and how frequently you should be replacing your cat’s litter box.
There are lots of reasons as to why your cat might be shy around the litter box or unwilling to relieve themselves there. If this becomes a habit, here are a few things you can do to help your cat start using the litter box again and stop having accidents.
There’s a term, “high rise syndrome,” specifically coined for when cats fall out of windows in tall buildings. It’s especially prevalent in summer months when people keep windows open to let fresh air in. So how do you go about keeping your cat safe? Here are some tips.
Feeling tiny bits of litter sand between your toes whenever you’re barefoot in the home kind of comes with the cat parenting package. Fortunately, there are ways you can help your messy kitty keep their litter in the box and not scattered all around it and your home.
What’s a person to do when their lonely cat would definitely benefit from some social interaction but is hellbent on being a rebel loner? Here are a few tips to help slowly but safely introduce your lonely cat to the idea of socialization and other boredom-busters.
According to the Humane Society, only one in about three thousand calico cats is male. But why are male calicoes so rare? I did some investigating to find out why calico cats are almost always female.
We all know the benefits of getting massages as humans. It can be incredibly relaxing and can help lower blood pressure, improve circulation, soothe sore joints, and more. Turns out, these benefits of massage aren’t exclusive to humans; they are amazing for cats, too!
Although most cat diseases only affect other felines, there are diseases you can catch from your cat. While the risk of catching some of these ailments from your cat is low, it’s still helpful to know which illnesses can pass from your cat to you and how to prevent the spread of these diseases.
We humans tend to think that when one of our pets licks us, it’s the equivalent of a “kiss,” and it’s a way to show love. While love and adoration may be one reason why your cat is licking you, here are several other reasons as to why you may be receiving sandpaper kisses.
Anything that falls under the umbrella of ribbon-like objects, such as string, yarn, twine, tinsel, shoelaces, and even rubber bands have caught many a curious cat’s eye during playtime. But should you let your cat play with ribbon? Is it even safe? Here’s what you need to know.
August 22nd is National Take Your Cat To The Vet Day! The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) says that less than half of households that have cats in the US seek routine preventative care. Schedule that appointment!