29 February 2024
This article discusses four reasons why cats may puff up their tails: defense mechanisms, emotional signals, physiological responses, and the importance of context.
29 February 2024
How to deal with a cat in heat: soothing techniques, changes to the environment, pheromone treatment, possible medical interventions, and the advantages of spaying.
29 February 2024
Potential health hazards of giving pizza to cats, such as obesity, lactose intolerance, and toxic toppings, along with healthier snack options.
29 February 2024
Cats can have a few pieces of plain, cooked pasta, but it doesn't have any nutritional value and can cause problems if they eat too much of it.
28 February 2024
Understanding why cats need to shed their claws, how it helps keep their claws healthy, and how you can help your cat with this important process through regular maintenance.
28 February 2024
Understanding cat pee retention: how long cats can hold their pee, what it means for their health, and how to keep their urinary system healthy.
27 February 2024
Cats can have a little bit of plain bread, but it has no nutritional value and can be dangerous because of toxic substances and the high carbohydrate content.
27 February 2024
How much blackberries can cats have, the health advantages of blackberries, why portion control matters, the risk of allergies, and how to feed your cat blackberries.
27 February 2024
Topics include interpreting your cat's face: how to tell if they're 'smiling' or just purring, as well as the research on how cats feel and talk to humans.
27 February 2024
This article discusses the uses of ginger for cats, its potential benefits and side effects, how to give it to your cat, how much to give, and when to talk to your vet.
26 February 2024
The article discusses the following topics: the potential benefits and risks of feeding your cat pork, how to feed pork to your cat safely, including portion sizes and avoiding certain parts of the pig, and whether or not pork has a place in a cat's diet.
26 February 2024
Causes of a cat being undersized: genetics, breed, diet, health issues, environmental and lifestyle factors.