Catnip toys are some of the most popular playthings you can buy for a cat, and for good reason. Many cats find them irresistible, batting, licking, and rolling around with pure delight. But how does catnip actually affect your cat, is it safe, and do all cats respond to it? Here is what every owner […]
Month: March 2020
Toys for Cats: A Complete Guide to Play, Enrichment, and DIY Ideas
Most people know how much a dog’s well-being depends on play, but cats need it just as much. The difference is temperament: a dog is usually ready to romp on command, while a cat plays strictly on her own terms and only when the mood strikes. That makes it the responsible owner’s job to keep […]
How to Safely Transport Your Cat in a Car
Traveling by car is one of the most convenient ways to move your cat from point A to point B. It’s usually cheaper than flying, and your pet stays with you the whole time instead of riding alone in a cargo hold. That said, driving with a cat isn’t as simple as buckling up and […]
Do Cats Need Haircuts? What Vets Actually Recommend
Cats tolerate heat poorly and can overheat easily, so plenty of owners reach for the clippers before summer sets in. But is shaving your cat actually a good idea? Does a haircut make a cat more comfortable in warm weather? Let’s clear up the confusion. Key Takeaways Healthy cats do not need haircuts to stay […]
Caring for a Cat
Contents: Grooming Bathing cats Care claws Whether hanging out with cats? Cat toilet What if the cat marks the territory? As you know, cats walk by themselves, and really, it is independent and self-sufficient animals who don’t take much time and is fairly simple. Cats themselves perfectly monitor the condition of their fur and their […]
What Food to Choose for a Kitten
The choice of food for a kitten is a matter more important than the formation of the diet of adult cats. What food will you choose for your meowing baby, depend on his future health, his intellectual development, and even its appearance. Kittens are receiving a balanced diet, grow strong, smart, active and very beautiful. […]
How to Walk a Cat Safely: A Step-by-Step Guide
Walking a cat is not the same as walking a dog. Cats set their own pace, follow their own curiosity, and rely on you to keep them safe rather than to lead the way. Done thoughtfully, outdoor time can add real enrichment to an indoor cat’s life. Done carelessly, it can expose your pet to […]
Cats vs Christmas trees!
New year without a Christmas tree – is it possible? Many cat owners would say Yes. They saw the carefully decorated Christmas tree was grajales on the floor under the onslaught of the furry pirate, like broken toys and like needles echoed throughout the apartment. But this is not the most terrible trouble. Cat, besieging […]
Bezoars in Cats: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention
Key Takeaways A bezoar is a mass of swallowed fur that collects in a cat’s stomach, also known as a hairball. Small amounts of ingested hair pass naturally, but large accumulations can cause constipation and, in severe cases, a dangerous intestinal blockage. Watch for vomiting, loss of appetite, lethargy, changes in stool, and weight loss, […]
Training Cats at Home
If dog training is not just a good tone, but a necessity, then in the case of cats, the issue of training is often confusing. Every dog should know at least the basic commands, such as “Foo!”, “Next!”, “I!”, So as not to create inconvenience to others during the walk, not to pick up food […]
Cystitis in Cats: Symptoms Every Owner Should Recognize
Cystitis is a deceptive condition that can affect cats of any breed and at any age. How well treatment goes often comes down to one thing: how quickly you recognize that something is wrong and get your cat to a veterinarian. Below, we walk through the primary and secondary symptoms of feline cystitis so you […]
Does Variety Matter in Your Cat’s Food?
If cats could talk, what would they order for dinner? And what happens when your cat seems bored with the same bowl day after day? Does she actually need variety, or is a steady diet better for her? Here is what the biology of feline digestion has to say. Good feeding comes down to one […]