If you have come to this page, you likely suspect your cat has feline Herpes, or that your cat has been diagnosed with this infection. It may sound like a scary diagnosis, but the reality is, you can do a lot to help your cat recover from acute Herpesvirus infection, and this article has all … Read more
Cats can have lyme disease, although it is quite rate. As one of the most common of all flea, mosquito and tick-transmitted diseases on the globe, lyme disease is known to strike mainly human beings and canines. If left untreated for too long, the disease can lead to a fatal outcome. Fortunately, there are some … Read more
By default, you shouldn’t expect your cat to have particularly fresh or minty-like breath. Felines are natural carnivores, which means that their primary nutrition comes from meat. As such, they eat a lot of things that will produce bad breath. Furthermore, unlike humans, cats don’t pay any attention to it. And they certainly don’t go … Read more
Cats find strings and threads to be irresistible. They can be comprised of anything – wool, cord, fishing line, dental floss, sewing threads, yarn – the list goes on and on. Cats like string for several reasons, and even the laziest kitties out there can become super playful when they get their paws on it. Unfortunately, … Read more
Being a pet parent sometimes seems like mission impossible. You just never know what to expect. Cats of all breeds and ages can suffer from a variety of health issues. Regardless of how loving and careful you are with your fluffy pal, you can’t protect it from everything. The time for an emergency vet visit will … Read more
Do cats suffer from bad gases? What can cause flatulence inside a cat’s organism? Is it dangerous? What can it mean? And what can you do if your kitty already has bad gas? Let’s start with the obvious. Yes, cats can fart, and it’s not pretty or pleasant, but don’t rush into panicking just because your … Read more
Female cats have period cycles just like dogs and humans. However, these cycles are slightly different for felines. For starters, the female cat’s periods are called estrus cycles instead of menstrual cycles and they occur when your precious furball is in heat. During her estrus cycle, your furry pal will attract a lot of males. You … Read more
There are many advantages when it comes to keeping your cat strictly indoors. The great outdoors pose dangers of parasites, homeless feral cats, diseases, dirt, risks of running away … the list goes on and on. Not only are indoor cats less likely to contract fleas or other types of diseases, but they are generally … Read more
Fleas are the most common parasite to attack pets.
They feed on blood and can jump up to two feet high! Their bites are extremely itchy.
We all know cats love warm and cozy spots. That’s one of the several reasons you might find them napping in your bedroom or even in your wardrobe, curled in a messy nest made from your clothes. Kitties indeed adore warmth, but that doesn’t mean they get cold as easily as you might think. Heat … Read more