- Respiratory Issues in CatsIf your cat has ever suffered from respiratory infections, then you know how serious a health issue it can be. The good news is that many respiratory diseases are treatable when diagnosed early and managed properly. Upper respiratory infections are most often caused by viruses and bacteria. They’re highly contagious, spreading through aerosol transmission between … Read more
- Parasite Treatment and Prevention For CatsCats are beloved companions in millions of households worldwide, bringing joy and comfort to their owners. However, as with any pet, cats are vulnerable to a variety of parasites that can cause significant health problems if left untreated. Parasites such as fleas, ticks, heartworms, and intestinal worms are common in cats and can be difficult … Read more
- Nutrition and Diet For Optimal Cat HealthSelecting the ideal food for your cat is critical to their well-being. A diet that emphasizes meat-based proteins and is low in carbohydrates will be best since cats are strict carnivores. A balanced diet should also contain essential fatty acids (EFAs) to provide your cat with energy. Protein Protein is an essential nutrient for cats’ … Read more
- How to Prevent and Treat Dental Problems in CatsDental problems in cats can be excruciatingly painful and have an adverse effect on their well-being. Bacteria and infections from their mouth may circulate throughout their body, affecting organs such as kidneys, liver, and heart. Preventing and treating dental problems in your cat requires taking an active role. Regular vet visits, cleanings, and dietary modifications … Read more
- Understanding Common Cat Health Issues and Their CausesCats are notoriously good at concealing illness and disease from their owners, so it is essential to detect health issues that require veterinary attention. One of the most prevalent cat health issues is upper respiratory infections. This can cause a runny nose, frequent sneezing, and coughing. Upper Respiratory Infections Common cat health issues can have … Read more
- Why Do Cats Wag Their Tails?A tail can tell many tales. We all have that image of a friendly dog who with his tail frantically wagging so hard it seems as though he may take off. In this case, the message is pretty clear- you have a happy dog. However, according to the experts, in some cases, the message isn’t … Read more
- Why Do Cats Hiss?A hiss is a sound that every cat owner has heard at some time. Even if you believe that you have the sweetest, most perfect cat on the planet- if he has ever felt threatened or needed to warn a potential enemy- he has probably hissed at some point in his life. While hissing may … Read more
- Why Do Cats Growl?Though cats are typically sweet and cute, they are also quite confusing and mysterious. If you are a cat owner, you’ve probably spent more than one sleepless night, scratching your head trying to figure out why he does what he does- growling/hissing are no exception to this. Fear Typically, growling and hissing seem like angry … Read more
- Why Do Cats Vomit?Chances are, you’ve seen your cat vomit every now and then and you didn’t really give it a second thought. When a cat vomits, it can be something minor such as eating too quickly or can be an indication of a much more serious condition that will require immediate medical treatment. Typically, though, a cat … Read more
- Why Do Cats Throw Up Hairballs?If you are a cat owner, there’s a good chance you’ve found them in many places, such as behind your furniture, on your bed, and on your rugs. Maybe you’ve even seen your cat hack up a hairball or two. This is definitely not a pretty sight, right? The truth is that nearly every cat … Read more
- Can Cats See Color?Since there is really no way to communicate with a cat, it’s quite difficult to determine what they are able to see. The only way that we can really describe the way a cat can see is to use modern science as a hitch and examine the eye. While in most cases, cat owners believe … Read more
- Why Do Cats Knead?Why Do Cats Knead? If you have a contented feline lap warmer, you’ve no doubt been the beneficiary of the bonus kitty massage known as “kneading.” It’s as though your cat is practicing to bake bread. The way she rhythmically alternates her paws, pushing in and out against your lap, you’d imagine she’d actually be … Read more