Cats

As fur parents, it's inevitable to worry about random things related to our cats, especially when they're susceptible to any cat disease. Sometimes, you...

In recent years, many employers sought out several ways to attract employees—and one of them is by offering pet insurance benefits. After all, around 66% of...

You don't have to be a gourmet chef to prepare meals, like this homemade cat food with pork, for your pet. You do need to have some knowledge of feline nutrition, though. Unless you're prepared to do a lot of research and educate yourself on the unique nutritional needs of felines in every stage of life, it's important to consult with an expert before switching your cat to a homemade diet.

Have you ever walked into your kitchen and saw your cat taking a sip from the faucet? This cat behavior may look strange and...

Preparing homemade food for your pet is the only way to create a diet that is customized to his exact nutritional needs. Unfortunately, most of the homemade cat food recipes that you will find in books or online are not nutritionally balanced for your pet. This balanced homemade cat food may meet the needs of some cats, but it won't be suitable for every feline.

Dogs may be man's best friend; however, did you know cats are more popular than them? Even so, dog or cat allergies are still...

Tuna is one of the most common protein sources used in commercial cat food products. So, it's safe to say that it's a good source of protein to consider when making your pet homemade meals. Tuna is readily available in most regions and a budget-friendly protein option. This DIY cat food recipe is made with limited ingredients and should be a suitable meal for most adult cats.

Have you noticed something strange in your cat? Do they sleep more often and are clingier than usual? Or do they eat more than they...

It is well-known that cats hate water. If you’ve ever tried to give your feline friend a bath, it has probably left you wondering why do cats hate water? If you watch nature documentaries or spend any time at a zoo, you may have seen large cats (like lions and tigers) playing in the water or running into the water to catch prey.

Does your feline companion love climbing and scratching on everything? Why not gift him with a multilevel cat tree? It will not just keep him...

If you're reading this article, you must be having trouble with a feral cat. Learning how to trap feral cats is pretty simple, but it's important that you work with the correct organizations to ensure the feral cat will get the care he needs once trapped.

Cats are fickle creatures, so there is no guarantee that they will get along. Learning how to introduce your cats to each other gradually will be crucial to their future together. No matter what the reason is that you’ve adopted another cat, you need to make the introduction process as smooth as possible. The smoother the introduction, the faster the cats will get used to each other and be able to cohabitate in peace.