If you find yourself Googling “What to get a cat for Christmas” as the holidays approach, you’re not alone. It can be extremely difficult to choose gifts that are fitting for your feline. After all, it’s not as if your cat can give you her Christmas wish list! That’s where we come in. Here are… Read more »
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The holidays will be here before you know it, bringing a flurry of activities. There are meals to be cooked, presents to be purchased, and probably travel plans to be made. We’ve come up with some pet friendly travel tips so you and your pet can have a more enjoyable experience while traveling for the… Read more »
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Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate family, friends, and food. Your cat or dog is all but guaranteed to want to join in on the fun, bouncing around the kitchen and begging for scraps as the turkey gets prepared. But be careful what you let your pet sample; plenty of foods that are fine for… Read more »
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The thyroid gland is a much-talked-about mystery for many cat owners. You probably know that it plays a role in the weight of your cat, and that vets will check it for irregularities when your feline suddenly gains or loses weight. But where is the thyroid gland located? What does it actually regulate? What is… Read more »
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Have you ever looked deep into your kitty’s eyes just to appreciate their color? Have you watched your outside cat expertly stalk a mouse or hop over your fence? Are you amazed at the way your cats focus on their cat toy as you dangle it above their heads? That’s all possible thanks to a… Read more »
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The oldest known cat lived to age 38. That’s ancient in “cat years!” While your feline may not quite make it to that age, the average indoor kitty can be expected to live from 12 to 15 years. That’s still quite a bit of time that you have to enjoy with your furry companion. A… Read more »
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There are many theories on the subject of feline affection for grass, but almost all of them center on the idea of digestion. Cats are carnivores, so their stomachs lack the proper enzymes to digest plant matter. And that means that when they eat the grass they so adore, they almost always throw it up… Read more »
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Spring has sprung, and with it comes flowers, warmer weather, and those pesky spring allergies. While you may have already broken out the antihistamines, did you know that your cat may be suffering as much as you are? That’s right; some pets, like cats, can suffer from seasonal allergies just like humans. Allergies occur when… Read more »
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We all want our cats to be mobile and enjoy life for as long as possible, and sometimes they need a little help with that. As cats age, they tend to slow down due to natural wear and tear or illness. One of the first signs of aging in a cat is lessened mobility. There… Read more »
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