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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The One Major Cruise Line That Actually Offers Pet-Friendly Accommodations
Traveling with pets is often restricted to land, but one major cruise line makes sea-faring accessible and keeps your furry pals well taken care of.
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Famous Pets You Never Realized Passed Away
These celebrity pets may have faded from the public's attention following their deaths, but their legacies live on through the many lives they touched.
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Pet Owners Beware: Avoid De-Icers That Contain These Harmful Ingredients
De-icers are great helpers for humans in the winter, but they can hurt your animals. Here's how to be careful, as well as what to use instead.
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Is Your Cat Eating Your Plants? These 12 Tips And Tricks Will Help Get Them To Stop
A cat may dig into your house plants for multiple reasons. Thanks to their varied personalities, no single deterrent strategy will work for all felines.
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Do Dogs & Cats Know When I'm Stoned?
We know that cats and dogs can detect that something is off when their human is drunk. Do the same rules apply to marijuana? What to consider.
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Can Cats Eat Raw Fish? How To Cook Fish To Feed A Cat
Many domestic cats love the taste of fish and will readily devour it it raw or cooked. However, repeated consumption of raw fish can cause vitamin B deficiency.
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Why Is My Cat Licking Things?
Cats make licking and grooming into an art form. However, you know something is wrong when they start excessively licking and overgrooming.
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How To Remove Paint From Your Cat's Fur
If there are only small paint spots on your cat's fur, then you could possibly remove it without having to give your cat a bath -- the most ideal approach.
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Home Fibers You Should Avoid If You Own Cats (And Which Are Better)
As much as you love your cats, their claws can wreak havoc on your upholstery. Avoid furniture made with these fabrics to better withstand scratches.
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Why Does My Cat Attack My Ankles When I'm Walking?
If your cat has been lunging after your legs, don't worry, they're not mad at you. However, you may need to step up your playtime efforts.
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Why Do Female Cats Roll Around After Mating?
Your female cat's behavior in the aftermath of mating might strike you as odd, but rolling around may fulfill an important biological function.
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150 Victorian Cat Names For Your Cat
Choosing a Victorian cat name can be a great way to shine a light on certain aspects of your pet's personality. Here are 150 options to choose from.
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Over 100 Names For Your Maine Coon Cat
The big, fluffy Maine coon is known for its friendly and water-loving nature. Choose a name for your cat that reflects their appearance, personality, and size.
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4 Signs That Your Cat Is Dehydrated
Dehydration in cats can stem from or lead to serious health concerns. Never ignore symptoms that may indicate your feline isn't drinking enough water.
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Why Do Cats Touch Noses?
Whether they touch noses with one another or bunt you with their head, body language is one of the main ways cats communicate with the beings around them.
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The Average Weight Of Female Calico Cats
Calico cats are almost always female, and because of the variation in size between breeds, the average weight of a calico cat can also vary.
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How To Feed A Cat Who Is Wearing A Cone Around Its Head
Your cat can still do most of its daily activities while wearing the cone, including eating and drinking, even if it doesn't quite realize that yet.
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How To Stop A Cat In Heat From Peeing Everywhere
Spaying is the most effective way to protect your home from rogue urine. If you leave your female cat unaltered, there are other strategies you can try.
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Will Growing Rosemary Keep Your Cat Out Of Your Garden? Here's What We Know
Cats are known for disliking strong fragrances, which is why rosemary is thought to be a common cat repellant. But will it actually keep them off your plants?
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Why Do Cats Sleep On Your Neck And Face?
A cat may nestle under your chin or lie on your head at night for a variety of reasons. Understanding the cause can help you decide whether to take action.
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Home Remedies For Lice Treatments For Kittens
Although adult cats with lice can be safely treated with anti-flea medications, managing lice in kittens requires a gentler approach. Here's what to know.
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How To Keep Your Pets Safe During The Holidays: Tips For Pet-Proofing Your Home
Pet-proofing your home during the holidays keeps your cats and dogs safe, and from tethering trees to storing food well, we've got 12 tips to get you started.
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The Most Common Side Effects Of A Rabies Vaccination In Cats
Vaccinating your cat against rabies is one of the most important steps you can take to care for their health. However, the injection may come with side effects.
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What Is Whisker Fatigue And Is It Real? Here's What We Know
Whisker fatigue may explain why your cat's eating behaviors have changed. However, some experts aren't certain about its existence.
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The Stunning Flower That Can Actually Poison Your Cat
Sure, we all want a beautiful garden, but we also want our cats to be safe. Avoid planting this blue shrub if you want to protect your pet.
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Here's What It Means If Your Cat Chirps At You
Most cat parents are familiar with meows and purrs, but what about when your cat starts imitating the bluebird outside? Here's why chirping shouldn't worry you.
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