Unique Health Devices For Pets (That Aren't The Cone Of Shame)
We've all likely had to watch our pets shuffle around the house in the famous "cone of shame," however, many more pet medical devices are helping pets today.
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Think Twice Before Feeding Your Pet These Teeth-Damaging Treats
We all love treats, especially our pets. However, some treats can be damaging to their teeth. Here are some things to consider before you offer that snack.
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If Your New Shelter Cat Gets Sick Right After Adoption, It Might Be 1 Of These Illnesses
If you've recently adopted a shelter cat it's important to make sure it's in good health. Here are some common illnesses that can occur after bringing it home.
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The Best Ways To Get Your Cat To Work Out With You
Is your cat lazing around the house? Do you need a workout buddy? Help your cat, and you, stay more active by incorporating it in some of these activities.
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Automatic Cat Feeder Pros And Cons - Are They Worth It?
If your cat wakes you up before dawn demanding food, you may be considering an automatic cat feeder. Here are the pros and cons to consider before you buy.
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3 Reasons Your Cat Doesn't Purr (And When To Be Concerned)
It's comforting to hear your cat contently purring as its pet. However, if your cat doesn't purr, is this cause for concern? Here's what our expert had to say.
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Why Your Cat Follows You Everywhere (And When To Be Concerned)
You don't need to own a black cat to have a kitty shadow following you! Cats love to follow their owners wherever they go. Here's why, and when to worry.
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Warning: These Cat Diseases Can Spread To Humans - Here's What To Watch For
No one likes to see their beloved cat sick. However, there are some illnesses you can catch from your cat when caring for them. Here's what you should know.
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The Unhealthy Habit That's Making Your Pets Sick, Too
Many unhealthy habits only affect us, but this particular habit can make animals ranging from dogs and cats to birds and fish seriously unwell.
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Cleaning Products That Likely Contain Ammonium (And Why It's Dangerous For Your Pets)
Ammonia is a common ingredient found in many household cleaners. However, this ingredient can also be harmful to your pets. Here's how best to avoid it.
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The Mystery Behind Your Cat's Bleach Obsession Explained
If you've watched your cat roll around in the sink after you've just bleached it — there's a reason why. Here's what makes bleach so enticing to our cats.
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Why Are Some Cats Cross-Eyed?
Have you ever seen a cross-eyed cat? While this is common in some cat breeds, there are other reasons a cat's eyes can become crossed. Here's what to know.
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A Cat Breed With A Gene Mutation Is Known For Its Cute Folded Ears (And Health Problems)
Scottish fold cats are an absolutely adorable cat breed. However, the same genetic mutation that causes those cute folded ears can cause health problems, too.
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Is A Cat Twitching In Its Sleep Having A Seizure? When To Be Concerned
If you've watched your cat twitching in their sleep, you may have wondered if they're having a good dream — or if it's something else. Here's what to know.
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The Rise Of A Troubling Disease In House Cats Has Scientists Saying Owners Should Take Precautions
No one wants their cat to get sick — and one emerging illness could do just that. Here's what to know, and what you can do to keep your indoor kitty safer.
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Tips To Help You Figure Out How Far Along Your Pregnant Cat Is
You can determine the stage of pregnancy your cat is in by looking for these common indicators. However, your vet will still be your best resource.
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Any Contact With This Popular Bouquet Flower Can Be Lethal For Cats
Bouquets usually make great gifts during the holidays. However, this one particular flower can be toxic, and even deadly, to your cat. Here's what to know.
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Why Pet Owners Might Want To Reconsider Using Bleach To Clean Their Homes
Bleach is one of the most common cleaning agents, but if you have pets, whether birds or dogs, in the home, you may want to try a safer alternative.
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13 Reasons Cats Eat Poop That You Shouldn't Ignore (And What To Do About It)
Cats eat not only their own poop but also that of other felines for a variety of reasons, and they run the gamut of being easy to fix to being an emergency.
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One Of The Best Foods To Hide Your Cat's Pills In Is Already In Your Refrigerator
If you've struggled to give your cat medicine, you may be looking for ways to help. This item in your fridge is one of the best foods to hide pills in.
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What Happens When Cats Eat Broccoli (And Is It Safe?)
If you've spotted your cat eyeing you from across the dining room table while you munch, you may wonder - can cats eat broccoli? Here's what to know.
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13 Smells Cats Despise (And Dangerous Scents You Should Avoid At All Costs)
Thanks to their heightened sense of smell, many scents repulse (and can even harm) cats. Consider making pet-safe swaps to keep your feline happy and healthy.
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What Actually Happened To Shark Tank's Cornucopia Express?
"Shark Tank" sees some companies soar and others flop, and Cornucopia Express is an interesting case with both successes and trying times in its story.
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Baby Food Is The Secret Ingredient You Need For Hiding Your Cat's Medication
Getting a cat to take medicine is as tricky as pet parenting gets, but baby food may make your daily pill time a breeze. You just need to get the right flavors.
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The Action You Can Take To Make Your Cat Comfortable After A Move
Moving to a new place can be stressful for everyone - including your cat. Here's how to make the transition go smoothly for your furry friend.
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13 Things You Do That Break Your Cat's Heart
Cats have more feelings than they let on, and some things we do might actually be heartbreaking to them, even if unintentionally. Here are 13 examples.
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The 12 Biggest Differences Between Male And Female Cats
While often exaggerated, male and female cats differ in a few key ways that primarily span the categories of genetics, behavior, and health risks.
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