13 Tips To Help Your Cat And Dog Become Best Friends
Sworn enemies or a match made in heaven? Every pet has their own personality, but you can influence the likelihood that your cat and dog will get along.
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The Easy-To-Train Cat Breed That Acts Just Like A Dog (And Won't Leave You Alone)
Cats aren't known for being super affectionate, but this muscular, English breed begs to differ. If you love dogs but not frequent trips outside, take note.
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What Is Bunting And Why Does Your Cat Do It?
If your cat is rubbing their head against you, take it as a compliment. There's a strong chance that this is an indicator of the quality of your relationship.
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The Funniest Live TV Interruptions Caused By Pets
An increasing number of pets have made surprise appearances on live TV across industries. It's hard not to chuckle at these endearing broadcast crashers.
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The Hazardous Mistake Travelers Should Avoid When Taking Pets Through TSA At The Airport
One mistake at TSA checkpoints across the United States seems to be getting more common. Here's what to do and not do when going through security with pets.
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Science Says Cats Are One Of The World's Most Invasive Species. Here's Why
Cats may seem cute and cuddly at home; however, their natural instincts, especially those of outdoor felines, can pose quite a threat to local wildlife.
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Cats Wag Their Tails Too. Here's Why
We all know that dogs wag their tails, but did you know cats do, too? Here are a few of their signature moves, as well as what they mean for you and your kitty.
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Science Finally Explains The Mystery Of Cats With Orange Fur
The coloration of orange cats has long baffled scientists. However, research shared in late 2024 appears to have identified the missing piece to this puzzle.
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Keep Cats Off Your Houseplants With One Ingredient From The Kitchen
Houseplants naturally appeal to cats; however, this instinct can lead to trouble for your feline and your greenery. Head to your kitchen for an easy deterrent.
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14 Questions You Need To Ask When Searching For A Regular Vet
The quality of veterinary care varies significantly. Asking these key questions will help you find a pet clinic you'll want to come back to.
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Celebrity Pets Who Sadly Died In 2024
A number of famous cats, dogs, and other pets died in 2024. These remarkable animals live on in the hearts of their owners and thousands of fans.
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You've Been Warned: Don't Ignore Your Cat's Stinky Breath
Although you shouldn't expect your cat's breath to be minty fresh, a strong, unpleasant odor may mean it's time to have their teeth checked out by the vet.
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Cat Breeds That Can Be Black And White
Black and white, or piebald, is a reference to a color combination, not a specific cat breed. Several different kitties can come in this coloration.
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Over 100 Pet Names From 1980s Sitcoms
Celebrate the decade of decadence by naming your next four-legged family member after a character from your favorite 1980s sitcom.
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Excessive Yawning In Cats
Yawning in cats can point to a variety of conditions, notably serious oral discomfort and, on the opposite end of the spectrum, sweet serenity.
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Can Cats Eat Sardines?
Cat owners should know that sardines aren't always a healthy choice and must weigh the benefits against the risks before feeding them to their felines.
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Does My Cat Know When I'm Drunk?
Though cats may not know what getting drunk is, they are extremely smart animals. You're not wrong to suspect that they understand something is different.
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Chocolate Isn't Toxic To Dogs Only — Keep It Away From These Pets Too
We've all heard that dogs should stay far away from chocolate, but did you know that other animals, from ferrets all the way to horses, can suffer from it, too?
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Why Does My Cat Bite Me When I Sing?
While we may enjoy music and singing, the same can't be said of our feline friends. According to a study, cats don't necessarily like our kind of tunes.
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What Are The Treatments For A Nursing Cat's Sore Nipples?
For a nursing cat, swollen nipples are likely, so watch for cat nipple infection or bleeding, and contact your veterinarian if you have concerns.
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Synulox For Cats: Side Effects And Uses
Synulox is a prescription antibiotic in the penicillin family that is useful in treating a variety of bacterial infections in cats. Side effects are uncommon.
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These Black Cat Names Are Unique And Creative, Perfect For Pretty Kitties
Whether you are looking for cute black kitty names, witchy cat names, or names inspired by famous black cats, you've got a lot to choose from here.
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Amoxicillin Dose For Cats
Amoxicillin can be prescribed only through a registered veterinarian. The handling of both the medicine and the cat patient, however, usually happens at home.
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Is Burning Sage Safe For Cats?
Many herbs are toxic to cats. However, sage is rarely worrisome when it comes to burning it in a house with felines. Here's what to know before jumping in.
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How Long After A Cat's Water Breaks Should She Have Her Kittens?
Whereas the birth of a human baby is typically preceded by the mother's water breaking, this does not always happen when a cat is carrying kittens.
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What Are The Signs To Look For Right Before A Cat Is Ready To Give Birth To Her Kittens?
If your cat is expecting, you might find it tricky to tell when they're in labor. Here are some signs the kittens are on the way.
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When To Go To An Emergency Vet Vs. A Vet Clinic
If you're tying to gauge whether your pet's condition warrants a visit to a vet clinic or an emergency vet, be on the lookout for these symptoms.
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