Understand your cats more and read insightful tips on how to make the best food choices, solve problems like litterbox issues and health concerns, and more.
Your cat may look perfectly fine while a hidden health threat quietly strains their eyes, kidneys, brain, and heart. Here is what every cat parent should know.
A Centers for Disease Control (CDC) infographic on raw pet food dangers prompted a closer look at 65 to 70 recalled products, with findings similar to previous comparisons — here's what the research revealed.
May is National Pet Month — a good time to recognize how much your animal companion quietly improves your health every day, and how you can give back in ways that improve their daily life, too.
If you're like many pet parents, you may be misinterpreting these common behaviors, thinking your pet wants food or treats. But if you make that mistake, you not only can end up overfeeding your pet, but you may also miss out on precious opportunities to deepen the bond you share.
These three emergency conditions can cost up to $4,500, even in pets that aren't injury-prone. The good news is that simple preventive steps can help pet parents avoid expensive emergencies.
Grooming is normal for cats, but nonstop licking is not. Excessive grooming can be an early sign something is off. Learn when it is time to pay attention.
Kitties have at least 10 simple ways to show love when they feel close to you. Some signs are easy to miss, but noticing them helps you enjoy small, everyday moments with your cat.
Behind your cat's deliberate paw nudge that sends your belongings off the counter is a mix of curiosity, hunting drive, and a surprising interest in how things fall. Here's what's going on (and what you can actually do about it).
This powerful, inflammation-fighting superstar can support healthy organ function in your pet, thanks to its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antibacterial, antifungal, and anticancer properties. The best part? Your pet may not even mind it if you sprinkle some on his food.