Like peanut butter and jelly, and movies with popcorn, cats seem to have an inseparable nostalgic connection to bowls of milk. So why do cats like milk? Simply put, cats love drinking milk because it … Read more
Wheatgrass isn’t just for human fitness and health enthusiasts anymore; these nutrient-rich greens are among the most common types of cat grass. Yes! Your kitty companion, little carnivores that they are, can graze on these … Read more
How often do cats pee? The simple answer is that a healthy cat will go several times per day. If you own a house cat, the first thing that probably comes to mind when you … Read more
Carnivores are organisms that eat mostly meat. Obligate carnivores, such as domesticated cats, require animal meat to survive. Their bodies are not equipped to digest plants and they can’t get the nutrients they need from … Read more
#1 favorite probiotic for cats: MaryRuth’s Liquid Probiotic for Cats Whether you’re looking for a daily dose of gut-friendly bacteria to help your kitty companion with tummy troubles, or you’re looking to proactively help them … Read more
Pet store aisles are awash with grain free pet food, mimicking the same trend seen in human diets. But is grain free food bad for cats? Grains are more than just ‘fillers.’ Grains are a … Read more
Whether you’re an experienced cat parent or just adopted your first kitten, one of the questions that may cross your mind is when do cats stop growing? It’s not as simple as human children who … Read more
All animals need food and water to survive, and felines are no exception. But exactly how long can cats go without eating? There is no universal answer to this question, but cats can survive around … Read more
Let’s talk taurine for cats! If you’ve been a cat parent for any respectable amount of time, you’ve undoubtedly heard of taurine. Especially if you’re the type to pull up Pet Web MD anytime your … Read more
How to keep cats out of plants? The simple answer is to make the plants unappealing by providing distractions for your cat, ensuring their dietary needs are being met, creating barriers to access, using deterrents, … Read more
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) in cats Urinary tract infections are a common cause of discomfort for our feline friends. In fact, it’s likely that you’re already wondering, how can I treat my cat’s UTI at … Read more
As a geeky cat lady (I mean, let’s be real, I write for a cat website) I was thrilled to use one of Basepaws cat DNA test kits to get a glimpse into the genes … Read more
Most cats are not big fans of having their nails trimmed. Investing in cat nail clippers sets you up for success and will make the process go smoothly. After researching dozens of brands, the best nail … Read more
If you’re a cat lover but suffer from cat allergies, you might still be able to keep a feline companion. There are several cat breeds out there that shed less and cause minimal sniffles. Below … Read more
As an active volunteer for a local cat rescue and a cat mamma for over 40 years, I can tell you that there’s nothing worse than dealing with a cat who has feline incontinence or … Read more
Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) affects approximately 3% of cats in the United States. But exactly what is FIV in cats and how can you tell if your cat has become infected? What is FIV in … Read more