Since kitties shouldn’t eat candy hearts and some flowers can be toxic, let’s look at another holiday in February that you should celebrate with your feline friend instead: World Spay Day. While it may not sound as exciting as showering your pet with valentines, World Spay Day is something to celebrate as it encompasses creating a better […]
February is here! And it’s a longer one, at that. While you may be celebrating Valentine’s Day and the last official month of winter, the whole month is National Cat Health Month! This month reminds us that our kitties need regular care just as much as we do. So while you’re waiting in the vet’s […]
When you hear the term, “Feline AIDs”, you may shudder a little bit. After all, FIV and Feline AIDs are scary and deadly viruses, right? Well, feline Immunodeficiency virus (FIV) is an auto-immune disease in cats that is not dissimilar from HIV. Many sources dispute the prevalence of FIV across the United States. Cornell speculates […]
You may be thinking, “My cat is an indoor cat, they don’t need a collar.” Yet, you may be mistaken. The American Humane society says, “Even indoor-only cats should wear collars, because if your cat does get out… [they have] a better chance of safely and quickly getting back home.” And if your friendly furball […]
When it comes to our precious kitties, it goes without saying that we want the best for their health. However, sometimes that is easier said than done. Of course, no cat is immune to the occasional flea, tick bite, or high fever, but there are a few cases in which cat owners can feel completely […]
You’ve felt them when she pounces and bites down on your ankle. You’ve seen them when she sleepily yawns in your face. And you’ve heard them as she devours her cat food each morning. Your kitten’s baby teeth, those tiny but sharp little gems that help your baby eat, play, and pretend that she’s a […]
