How Does Hairball Control Cat Food Work?

Is your cat hacking up hairballs on a regular basis? This stomach-turning problem not only leaves messes around your home, but puts your cat at risk for a serious gastric obstruction. Fortunately, hairball control cat food can reduce or even eliminate hairball production so your cat can feel happier and healthier. Learn how hairball control […]
Is A Raw Diet Right For My Cat?

Our beloved lap-warmers and purr-machines are biologically very similar to their wild predecessors. They still have those same innate instincts, reflexes, and hunting skills. Much like their ancestors, they’re still obligate carnivores that thrive on a diet primarily made up of the meat. While many cats don’t seem to mind chowing down on their carb-heavy […]
Why Cats Love Tuna, And How Much To Feed For Optimal Feline Bliss

From feline foodies to finicky feeders, there’s one flavor that just about every cat loves the most: tuna fish. It’s probably obvious that tuna is the quickest way to your cat’s heart. Even so, recent scientific data has revealed some surprising insights about why cats obsess over tuna and how fish is a key component […]
Your Cat’s Feeding Schedule: How Many Meals Should Cats Eat Per Day?

Does your cat have a set feeding schedule, or do they let you know when they’re hungry with that mournful, drawn-out meow-ow-ow? A set meal schedule can help support your cat’s digestive system, maintain an ideal weight, and put their mind at ease because they’ll always know when their next meal is coming. Learn when, […]
How Do Cats Get Ringworm?

A common plight of rescued kittens, ringworm is a highly contagious condition that spreads quickly in shelters and multi-cat homes. Yet, even indoor-only cats from single-cat homes are occasionally affected. While ringworm is usually not serious or life-threatening, it can take weeks of aggressive treatment to rid your cat of the ring-shaped rash. Learn how […]
How do Cats get Worms?

Like dogs, cats can also get worms. Even indoor cats are susceptible to getting worms. In fact, kittens are born with intestinal worms. They are passed from the mother’s body through the placenta into the kittens’ bodies before they are even born. Worms can also be passed onto kittens through the mother’s milk. Generally, cats […]
How Did My Indoor Cat Get Fleas?

Keeping your cat indoors is a smart choice. Indoor cats are safe from many of the dangers and health hazards of the outside world. Even so, they are still susceptible to fleas and ticks if they are not on a preventative year-round. Here are five surprising ways indoor cats get fleas. Top 5 Ways Indoor […]
Oral Flea Preventatives vs. Topical Spot-On Flea and Tick Protection

Fleas and ticks really bite. With a wide selection of innovative flea and tick preventatives to choose from, you can find a product that makes it easy to keep your pet protected. Read on to learn about the differences between oral and topical flea and tick preventatives and how to choose the best option for […]
5 Treats for Cats That Don’t Like Treats

When it comes to treats, some felines are foodies and others seem purr-petually unfazed. But are there really cats that don’t like treats? We don’t think so! Try these five treats that are sure to pique even the most finicky of felines. Why Your Cat Might Not Eat Treats Cats naturally prefer small meals and […]
Picky Cat? Try These 7 Tips To Get Your Cat To Eat

Feeding a fussy feline can feel like an endless battle, but mealtimes don’t have to be frustrating. When cats barely touch their food, or refuse to eat altogether, it’s usually a sign that they’re trying to tell us something. Learn about why some cats can be finicky and what you can do to bring your […]
Does My Cat Need Indoor Cat Food?

Keeping your cat indoors is one of the best choices you’ll ever make for their health and safety. Indoor cats are protected from fighting with other cats, getting hit by a car, and many, many other outdoor dangers. There are a few minor trade-offs when it comes to their cushy, laid-back lifestyle, but they’re easily […]
Flea and Tick: FAQs About Flea Treatments

Commonly asked questions about flea treatments Why isn’t it enough to kill adult fleas? Why should I try flea and tick prevention? Adult fleas are only 1-5% of the flea population. It’s the adult fleas that do bloodsucking damage and spread tapeworms, so it’s important to eliminate them; but at least 95% of the flea […]
Fibrosarcomas (Cancer) in Cats

What are fibrosarcomas? Fibrosarcomas in dogs and cats are malignant tumors of fibrous connective tissues. Most fibrosarcomas occur on the skin and subcutaneous areas. Other locations include the mouth and at the site of previous feline leukemia and rabies virus vaccinations. In dogs, the most frequent locations are on the trunk and extremities. Oral fibrosarcomas […]
What To Keep In Your Cat’s First Aid Kit

Would you know what to do if your cat came home with an open wound on their head? Or with one eye swollen shut? A designated kitty first aid kit is great for minor bumps and scratches at home, and can even help you keep your cat stable in the event of a serious medical […]
7 Signs That Your Cat Needs Emergency Vet Care

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