When Your Pet's Gut Sends a Silent SOS
When your pet's gut is in disarray, the symptoms may not be easily recognizable. If left without treatment, it can progress and become chronic. Here’s how to spot the signs.
Cat Tips
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.
Toxoplasmosis 101 — Keeping Your Cats and Family Safe
If you share your home with a cat or are considering adopting one, you've likely heard of this illness. But what causes it, and should you be concerned? Here's what you need to know.
8 Signs Your Pet Is Bored Silly
Many owners just think their pets like to snooze, but truth be told, they may be extremely bored, and boredom isn't a healthy emotional state for pets. Dogs and cats aren't designed to be sedentary for many hours each day, and that can lead to negative behaviors.
Making This Diabetes Mistake Can Be Like Pouring Gasoline on a Fire
This might be a good time to 'disobey' your vet's advice. It's more like pouring gasoline on a wildfire than it is about putting out the fire. Yet many vets recommend it for diabetes despite overwhelming evidence against it. Do this instead, for a healthier pet and a fatter wallet.
Is This the Secret to a Healthier, Happier Cat?
Explore how a mini herb garden can provide amazing health benefits for your cat. Even non-gardeners can do it! Enhance your kitty's life with these powerful, natural remedies that are easy to grow and maintain.
9 Out of 10 Pet Owners Don't Realize This About Their Pet
It's astonishing that owners are in such denial about this, and because of it, they are forcing their pets to suffer from unnecessary painful conditions and disease, as well as early death. And, tragically, all too often it can lead to euthanasia. Are you enabling this to happen to your pet?
A Must for You, but Too Much Vitamin D Could Kill Your Pet
This nutrient is sometimes added by mistake to store-bought food in too large of quantities, or well-meaning pet owners add extra amounts, thinking they're helping their pet. But either way, it can lead to a very serious and potential toxicity that could kill your pet within 72 hours.
Why Your Cat Sniffs You (and What It Means)
Your cat uses their nose — not their eyes — to recognize you. Here is what sniffing behaviors reveal about your cat's thoughts and feelings.
DIY Cat Toys from Throw-Away Stuff You Have Sitting Around
You don't need to spend a fortune to keep your cat entertained — nor sacrifice your curtains, couch, or table legs. Here are 4 ridiculously simple DIY toys you can make from stuff you'll probably toss in the trash anyway. Why not repurpose for your kitty's entertainment?
