Kitten’s First Exam? What to Expect
Bringing home a newly adopted kitten is an exciting experience. Your new kitten’s first exam should take place within a day or two of their adoption. You’re probably spending lots of time bonding and getting your furry friend acclimated to your home. That said, one important responsibility of new kitten owners, outside of providing love…
Read MoreShould I Get a Feline Friend for My Cat?
Two furry companions are certainly better than one, but it’s important to know whether introducing a feline friend is the right choice for your cat. Keep your eye out for the following signs that your cat might need a friend. In many cases, a buddy could indeed improve their mental and physical health. Signs Your…
Read MoreWhat to Do if Your Cat Is Having Trouble Breathing
It can be easy for panic to set in if you find that your cat is having trouble breathing, but it’s moments like these where remaining calm and taking swift action are key. Take some deep breaths, try to regain your focus, and reach out to your vet before all else. To protect your feline…
Read MoreLumps and Bumps on Your Cat’s Skin: What’s Normal?
Finding something out of the ordinary on your cat’s skin can be alarming. Fortunately, there are many reasons why those lumps and bumps can occur, many of which are no serious cause for concern. Even so, it’s important to have an idea of what is and isn’t normal to find on your cat’s skin so…
Read MorePneumonia in Cats: Common Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
A pet parent’s goal is to always keep your cat healthy. Some cat illnesses are unavoidable, but others can be prevented, including Pneumonia. This is by carefully considering your cat’s lifestyle and risk factors. Cat pneumonia is one example of a common illness among cats that is relatively preventable. How Do Cats Get Pneumonia? There…
Read MoreA Guide to Understanding Your Cat’s Body Language
To properly care for your cat and keep them happy, it’s important to understand how cats communicate through body language. While you might be very familiar with how vocal your cat can become at dinnertime, meows and cries aren’t the only ways that cats express how they’re feeling. Did you know that cats usually express…
Read MoreWinter Weather Skin and Coat Care for Cats
Learning about winter cat care can help your pet’s skin and fur healthier, especially if your furry friend spends time outdoors. You have probably noticed that your skin becomes tight and leathery in the winter. But did you know that your cat’s skin and coat suffer similar issues when they’re exposed to cold weather? Start Your…
Read MoreTraveling With Cats: Tips for Keeping Your Feline Friend Safe and Comfortable on Your Journey
Whether you’re moving or taking a road trip to visit family over the holidays, preparation is a must when traveling with your cats for the drive. If this is your first time taking your furry friend on a long car ride, they may feel anxious or experience some motion sickness. By preparing your pet for…
Read MoreHow to Spot Common Problems With Senior Cats
As senior cats reach the peak of their golden years, their health may start to decline. Just as senior adult people need more care, your senior cat will also need extra attention and different types of care. By knowing how to recognize the signs of common senior cat health issues, you’ll be able to help…
Read More4 Tips for Letting Your Cat Outside for the First Time
Are you planning on letting your cat go outside for the first time? It’s a little more involved than simply providing easy access to the outdoors. You’ll have to take steps to ensure your cat stays safe while they are exploring any outdoor environment. These four tips can help your cat return home safe and…
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