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The caracal (Caracal caracal) is a species of wild cat. The caracal is sometimes called the desert lynx, though it is not a true lynx. There are three subspecies of caracal: the Southern caracal (C. c. caracal), which is found in South Africa and East Africa; the Northern caracal (C. c. nubicus), which is found in North and West Africa;...
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If you’ve just invested in a shiny new fountain for your cat, you’re probably really excited to see them using it. So, if they don’t take to it straight away, it might feel a bit disappointing. You might even worry that you’ve wasted your money on a product your cat won’t even use. Don’t be disheartened. It can take cats...
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Hybrid cat breeds are created by cross-breeding domestic cats with small wild cats. Using wild cat blood typically happens very early in the breed’s development and is abandoned once the breed type is established, at which point only domestic cats are used for breeding. Hybrid cat breeds are great for people who love the exotic look of wild cats but...
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The aim of this article is to provide a good quality, accurate, easily understandable summary of the details about flea and tick medication poisoning, with a particular focus on the risk of toxicity in cats. About Flea And Tick Medication Poisoning In Cats Pet owners often choose to prevent fleas and ticks in cats and dogs using regular medication, which...
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Eye problems are common in cats, and conjunctivitis is the most common presentation. Most people have a vague understanding of the term “conjunctivitis”, and if their pet cat develops runny, sore-looking eyes, they may even think “my cat has conjunctivitis”. The aim of this article is to explain the details about conjunctivitis and to make it easier to help cats...
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All cats stick their tongue out from time to time, which is completely normal. This action, also known as "blepping," is super cute and might just be due to your cat forgetting to replace their tongue. In some cases, though, it can signify something more serious. Here are the top ten reasons why your cat might blep. 1. Your Cat...
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Have you ever come home to find your cat peeking down on you from the top of the refrigerator? Or perhaps you’ve found books and ornaments knocked down from your bookshelves with your cat giving you the innocent “it must have been a poltergeist” eyes, despite the dusty paw prints giving their game away? If so, you are not alone!...
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There is nothing worse than putting on your shoe only to find that your cat has done her business there. A soggy sock from pee is bad enough, but poop is even worse. If your cat has started making a habit of toileting in your shoes, you’ll want to find out how to stop it from happening—and quickly! But to...
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We all want our cats to like us, but cats are not always as outwardly affectionate as dogs are. It’s a privilege when they come to us for a stroke or cuddle, so how do we make this happen more often? And how can you get your cat’s attention without scaring them off? Read on to learn a few ways...
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Felimazole is a common brand name for the generic medication methimazole. Felimazole for cats is commonly used in veterinary medicine by vets to treat cats with hyperthyroidism. In this article, you’ll learn what Felimazole is, how it works, side effects to monitor for, and some frequently asked questions. About Felimazole For Cats Felimazole is classified as an antithyroid medication. Essentially,...
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