Category Archives: Feline Care

Unfortunately, cats can’t talk—at least not very well. And it can be hard for new cat parents to pick up on what their kitty is trying to tell them if they aren’t used to the […]

Sixty percent of U.S. cats are overweight or obese according to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention. In fact, obesity in cats is so common and accepted–particularly on social media–that many cat parents do not […]

Sassy the Himalayan cat from “Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey” claimed her place in cinematic history with a bold statement about feline empowerment: “It’s like I’ve said all along poopsie: Cats rule and dogs drool.” […]

Rescue cats all have age ranges listed in their profiles, and many adopters start their search with an ideal age for their new furry friend in mind. But what’s really in a number? Here are […]

Cats do a fantastic job of taking care of themselves, grooming, playing alone, and letting you know when their immediate kneads needs aren’t being met. This leads to the misconception that cats don’t need much […]

They may not have bills or politics to worry about, but cats get stressed out sometimes, too. It’s a relatable problem and, just like with people, sustained stress can lead to health problems in cats. […]

Cats can cause a bit of chaos when they decide to knock a knick-knack off the shelf or tip a cup full of water onto your laptop. It can be destructive and bothersome (and sometimes […]

Believe it or or not, some cats actually like to eat bread and seek it out. Strays who once had to scrounge for their own food and other cats who’ve acquired the taste might eat […]

Outside of Alice in Wonderland, you’ve probably never seen a cat with a literal grin on its face (debatable). But you likely have noticed that when your cat is happy and content they squint at […]