Did My Cat’s Nipple Fall Off?
If you’ve ever rubbed your cat’s belly and felt like something detached from it, you might wonder if it was a nipple. Chances are, it probably isn’t.
Cat Care
Hairballs, stress, tangled fur, infections, pregnant cats, safety outdoors, and more! Learn how to properly care for your cats.
Symptoms of Bladder Stones in Cats
Is your cat using the litter box more frequently or struggling to pee? One possible cause are bladder stones. Here are the causes and treatments of bladder stones in cats.
Can My Cat Catch the Coronavirus?
The recent coronavirus outbreak has caused quite a stir, people have even abandoned their cats due to the fear of passing it on to them or catching it from them. Is this possible?
Male Cat Can’t Pee
It’s not unheard of for a cat to struggle to urinate. With female cats, it’s usually no issue but with males, it could be a medical emergency. Learn why your male cat can’t pee!
Stress Cystitis in Cats
For cats who are more “stress-sensitive”, they can be prone to things like Feline Idiopathic Cystitis. Let’s look at what that is and how to deal with it.
Stress-Induced Hair Loss in Cats
Feline Psychogenic Alopecia is a rare psychogenic disease that is believed to be caused primarily by mental and emotional stress. Here are the symptoms, causes, and how to treat it.
Meowfia Eco-Friendly Cat Beds
No other cat bed on the market has gotten as much praise for design and functionality as Meowfia’s iconic wool cat cave. Let’s take a look at what makes this cat bed so special!
Maca Root for Cats
Maca root is an amazing superfood. It’s highly nutritious and has a long list of benefits not only for humans, but also cats! Let’s look at the benefits of maca root for cats!
5 Bugs That Can Give Your Cat Parasites
Cats will play with everything, including bugs. There are some bugs you should keep your cat away from as they can carry dangerous parasites. Here are 5 of those bugs!
FIV+ Cats: The Facts
Too many FIV-positive cats are put into shelters and never make it out because of a stigma attached to them. Let’s look at the facts and why you should adopt an FIV+ cat.