Health

By CatTime

The findings led researchers to the conclusion that having a box to hide in keeps stress levels down, giving them the opportunity to recover faster.

By Phillip Mlynar

Ahead of August 29 being officially known as More Herbs, Less Salt Day, let's dig into the field of five cat safe herbs that you can feed to your cat without worrying.

By CatTime

The question of recommending feeding wet or dry cat food to a cat is a debate at the forefront of the veterinary field at present.

By Maggie Clancy

Learn how to give your cat a physically and emotionally beneficial massage!

By CatTime

My 12 year cat is losing weight, so I've been giving her extra food. She eats all of it and begs for more, but she isn't putting the weight back on.

By CatTime

Kittens are more likely to thrive on a diet specifically formulated for its growth, and we tell you what to promote and avoid when feeding your feline during its early years.

By Stephanie Dube Dwilson

Your cat walks inside their litter box and then on your counters and table tops. How dirty are those paws?

By Stephanie Dube Dwilson

Is your cat suddenly showing signs of anxiety where there were none before? There are many reasons that a cat can suddenly start feeling anxiety, here are 6.

By CatTime

Almost a dozen of the deadliest diseases for a dog or cat are examined along with treatments, mortality rates, and potential cures for the afflictions.

By Maggie Clancy

Is your cat drawn to water? Have fun and keep your cat safe this summer.

By CatTime

This article courtesy of PetMD.com. Conjunctivitis in Cats Conjunctivitis refers to the inflammation of the moist tissues in a cat’s eye, which are the portions of the eye located near the globe and up to the edge of the cornea — the front part of the eye. It can cause the cat’s eye to discharge […]

By Mike Clark

There are many natural foods that you can add to your cat's diet that will help protect against a variety of diseases and conditions and boost your cat's overall health.

By Maggie Clancy

Cats rely on their paws for many things - be sure to keep your outdoor kitty's paws safe and burn free this summer with these tips.

By Phillip Mlynar

It happens to the best of indoor cats -- but that doesn't mean that you, as your cat's guardian, can't take your share of the responsibility and step up and add a few easy exercise-based activities to the daily routine.

By CatTime

This article courtesy of PetMD.com. Gingival Fibrosarcoma in Cats As cats age, they sometimes develop growths in their mouths. One type of growth is a fibrosarcoma, a cancerous growth derived from fibrous connective tissue. Fibrosarcomas are relatively low in malignancy, growing slowly and generally not spreading to other organs, though they do aggressively invade other […]

By Mike Clark

Heartworm disease is more common in dogs than cats, but it can still be a serious and life-threatening condition. Prevention is important.

By CatTime

This article courtesy of PetMD.com. Rabies is an inflammatory infection that specifically affects the gray matter of the cat’s brain and its central nervous system (CNS). The primary way the rabies virus is transmitted to cats in the United States is through a bite from a disease carrier: foxes, raccoons, skunks, and bats. Infectious virus […]

By Mike Clark

Separation anxiety can be the root of many unwanted behaviors, and reducing your cat's anxiety will keep them happier, healthier, and less destructive when you leave home.

By CatTime

This article courtesy of PetMD.com. Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma in Cats The epidermis, or skin, consists of several layers. The outer layer is made up of scale like cells called the squamous epithelium. This layer of tissue covers the surface of much of the body, and lines the cavities of the body. A squamous cell […]

By Maggie Clancy

Can your cat get you sick? There are some diseases your cat can pass to humans. Here's what you need to know about zoonotic cat diseases.