Is Dry Food Bad for Cats?
Most veterinary nutritionists agree that wet cat foods are better for a cat’s health than dry cat foods. But does this mean that dry food is bad for cats? No. Because all cats are individuals with individual...
Most veterinary nutritionists agree that wet cat foods are better for a cat’s health than dry cat foods. But does this mean that dry food is bad for cats? No. Because all cats are individuals with individual...
Like us, cats limp when it is too sore for them to use their leg normally. So, even if they seem completely normal in themselves, if your cat is limping then they are in pain...
Have you stumbled across a starving stray cat? Or maybe your own cat has been missing and just returned home thin and hungry. Either way, they’re lucky you’ve found them. But now you need to...
As responsible cat owners, it's important to be on the lookout for any unusual signs or behaviors from our pets. For instance, if you have a female cat, and she is not neutered, you may...
It's common to worry that your cat isn't drinking enough water. We know how important it is to keep ourselves hydrated, and it’s no different for our cats. But it can feel like we never...
Eyelid agenesis in cats (also called “eyelid coloboma”) is a rare condition where a cat is born with some or all of its upper eyelid missing. The eyelid is responsible for protecting the eye and...
Retinal detachment in cats is a serious condition where the retina in their eye becomes loose and starts to come away. The retina is a thin layer at the back of the eyeball that processes light coming into the eye and...
As a cat owner, you want to do everything you can to help your cat feel happy and calm at home. You might have heard of a product called Feliway that claims to do just...
Fed up with your cat scratching the furniture, or leaving holes in the carpet? Maybe they’re using your legs as a scratching post? We get it. Scratching can be a frustrating problem in cats. You...
Fungi (or funguses—both are correct!) are a group of organisms that include spores, yeasts, molds, and mushrooms. Like bacteria, they exist all around us, but they are often too small to see. They are found...