We love lists…but here’s one we DON’T like to see: the items that caused the most emergency visits as reported by Pet Poison Helpline. While some, like Easter lilies, are ones we can go out of our way to avoid, others, like our own prescription medications, are must-have items in our homes. The trick is …
Advice from a cat behaviorist on 5 reasons you may want to make your cat an indoors-only resident of your home.
We all love photographing our cats, whether portrait shots of cats in a sun puddle or action shots as our cats leap for their latest toy. Regardless of what type of equipment you are using, whether you are shooting cat photos with a DSLR or your phone, we’ve got five great tips for you on …
Make an evacuation plan for how you will evacuate with your cat and other pets in the event of a natural disaster, from recording pet information to making an evacuation kit.
Are you looking for ways to improve your cat’s happiness–or help a new cat settle into your home? We have tips from a feng shui cat expert for a fun, family project. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), pet ownership has many health benefits, including decreasing stress, blood pressure, loneliness and …
Advice from veterinarian Dr. Audry about cat arthritis.
Do you know how to keep your cat safe in the event of a tornado? These intense storms can quickly damage a home–or worse–and often residents have just minutes to gather their family in a safe place. Please take a minute to read these tips on keeping your cat safe in the event of a …
Let’s face it: hairballs happen. And during the spring and fall months, they can happen a lot. Whether you call them hairballs or furballs–or their scientific name, trichobezoars–hairballs are a nuisance for both cats and cat lovers. They’re so much of a nuisance that they even have their own cat holiday: National Hairball Awareness Day! …