What Cat Parents Should Know About Earthquake Safety

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October 20th marks International Shakeout Day, a day to spread global awareness about earthquake safety. Millions of people worldwide will participate in earthquake drills at work, school, and at home. As a pet parent, chances are if you ever experience an earthquake, you’ll be with your cat or dog. Pets are at risk of getting […]

Cat Fleas vs Dog Fleas: What’s the Difference?

Golden retriever and tabby cat sitting together on a blue couch with flea prevention spray, illustrating the difference between cat and dog fleas.

If you live in a cat or dog household, you know that there are some things your pets can share – like beds and water bowls – and things that they can’t, like food or the litter box. When it comes to fleas, there are dog fleas and cat fleas, but it turns out the […]

Hypoglycemia in Cats: What’s Considered Low Blood Sugar in Cats?

A delicate Siamese cat with blue-point coloration being gently stroked, illustrating hypoglycemia care for cats.

Hypoglycemia in Pets: What’s Low Blood Sugar in Cats and Dogs? Hypoglycemia is most commonly seen in pets with diabetes, but it can happen to non-diabetic animals too. In honor of National Diabetes Month, learn how to spot the signs of hypoglycemia, the possible causes, and what to do if your cat or dog’s blood […]

Prevent Infection in Cats with Diabetes

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When your pet has diabetes, it can become harder for their body to fight off infection-causing fungi and bacteria. Infections can in turn make their diabetes harder to manage. In honor of Diabetes Awareness Month, learn why pets with diabetes become more susceptible to infections and how to mitigate their risk of complications. How Diabetes […]

Colitis in Cats: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

Is your cat suddenly rushing to their litterbox much more than usual? Or are you noticing loose, watery stools when you scoop? It’s not always obvious when cats are sick or in pain, but changes in their litter box habits can be a major clue when something’s amiss. Learn how to recognize signs of colitis […]

When To See A Vet About Hairballs In Cats

Playful tabby cat with grooming products for hairball care, highlighting when to see a vet about hairballs in cats.

In 2006, the National Museum of Health and Medicine dubbed every last Friday in April “National Hairball Awareness Day.” Though most cat parents are familiar with the yacked-up globs of fur, there are some important things you might not know about hairballs. What Causes Hairballs in Cats? Your cat’s tongue is covered in tiny hooks […]

Can Cats Get Diabetes If They’re Not Overweight?

A caring cat owner in a warm kitchen prepares a nutritious meal for their attentive feline, emphasizing pet nutrition and connection.

Over the past decade, obesity in dogs and cats has been on the rise, and so has diabetes. But while there are some known links between excess weight and diabetes, a healthy body condition score does not grant your pet immunity to this chronic condition. Yes, pets can get diabetes even if they’re not overweight. […]

Achieving Diabetic Remission In Cats

A well-groomed cat on a kitchen counter watches its owner prepare a low-carb meal, symbolizing diabetic remission in cats.

Achieving Diabetic Remission In Cats November marks National Diabetes Month, a time to acknowledge how this chronic condition can affect our loved ones, including our pets. While diabetes is a serious, and for many, life-long health issue, it doesn’t have to stand in your cat’s way of living a long, healthy life. As many as […]

Tooth Resorption – The Painful Condition The Affects Over Half of Adult Cats

Veterinarian examining a tabby cat's dental health, focusing on tooth resorption in adult cats.

Have you heard of tooth resorption? This painful dental condition affects anywhere from 40% to 60% of adult cats, yet there’s so much we don’t know about it. For unknown reasons, the body actually breaks down the tooth from the inside out, sometimes causing cavity-like holes in the enamel. Get to know this devastating condition […]

7 Ways To Clean Your Cat’s Teeth Without Brushing

Do you brush your cat’s teeth every day? According to a poll conducted by Royal Canin, around 75% of cat parents admit that they do not brush their cat’s teeth on a regular basis. While daily brushing is the best way to prevent dental disease, it can be difficult to get cats to comply. Thankfully, […]

What Your Cats Gums Can Tell You About Their Health

When you take your cat or dog for a wellness visit, one of the first things your vet will do is take a look at their teeth and gums. Your vet is looking not only for signs of dental disease, but also for clues about your pet’s overall health. By learning to look at your […]

When Do Kittens Lose Their Baby Teeth?

Just like children, kittens have a set of deciduous or baby teeth that will fall out as their permanent adult teeth grow in. Get to know the stages of dental development in cats and learn what complications to look for to ensure your kitten’s teeth are coming in strong and healthy. Dental Development Timeline for […]

Dental Hygiene and Diseases in Cats

A pet owner brushing a Maine Coon cat's teeth, highlighting cat dental hygiene.

Why is dental care important for my pet? Although veterinarians explain the importance of brushing, 65% of pet owners do not brush their pet’s teeth. You can be in the group of pet owners who protects their pets’ teeth by investing just 2 minutes a day in brushing. Your pet will be healthier and you […]

5 Myths About Diabetes in Cats, Debunked

A mid-30s person cradles a relaxed cat on a black leather sofa, showcasing a warm connection in a cozy home interior.

Diabetes is a life-changing diagnosis that affects up to 1% of dogs and cats. Thankfully, most pets adapt quickly, enjoying a healthier, happier life since starting treatment. For pet parents, though, a diabetes diagnosis can be hard to accept, often coming with a slew of myths, misconceptions, and anxieties. In honor of Pet Diabetes Awareness […]

What Causes Cancer in Cats?

Every 1 in 5 cats will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, and that number has been increasing in recent years. For Pet Cancer Awareness Month, learn what causes cancer in cats and possible reasons why cases have been on the rise, and what we can do to give our feline family members longer, […]