Worried that your lazy cat will gain weight from all his lounging around? Check out these five engaging activities and games that will get him playing and moving! Q: Recently, a reader asked: What are good ways to help a lazy, 10 year old indoor cat get more … [Read more...]
Will Your Cat Raise Kittens That Aren’t Her Own?
Will your cat raise kittens that aren’t her own? It depends on your cat’s personality and mood! Find out more & learn what to do if your cat says "no way!" and rejects the kittens! When kittens are born, their mother cleans them off and begins caring for them … [Read more...]
These Are the Most Common Pain Medications for Cats
Wondering what medications you can give a cat for pain? Short answer is none. Your vet, on the other hand, may prescribe one of these many pet and human meds! Read on to learn more! Pain meds are a big part of treating animals, be that cats, dogs, horses, or … [Read more...]
10 Reasons Why Your Cat Loves Bringing Her Kittens to Your Bed
Why does your cat keep bringing her kittens to your bed? There are actually a few good reasons! Check out the reason behind this cat behavior! As humans, we often joke abut how our cats deem us to be lowly creatures, how they are of higher intelligence than us … [Read more...]
Black Seed for Cats: Is it Really Safe?
Recently, I stumbled upon a question on a forum asking if it’s okay use black seeds for cats. That sparked my curiosity and made me wonder why someone would want to give black seeds to their cat. What did I do? I started digging on the Internet to find exactly what this … [Read more...]
Everything You Need to Know About Cats Drinking Milk
Cats drinking milk is a search term on YouTube that brings up tons of cute videos of the classic cat and milk combo. These kitties look so adorable lapping up their delicious treat, BUT what they don't show you is the cat getting sick afterwards. That's because cats drinking milk … [Read more...]
Polydactyl Cats – Everything You Need to Know About the Cutest Mutation
Polydactyl cats are, strictly speaking, genetic mutations. Their little paws are the result of their genes going haywire in utero, resulting in paws with too many toes. I have seen several questions regarding polydactyl cats and what, if any, specific health issues are related to … [Read more...]
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