Vomiting isn’t all that unusual in cats. Whether it’s because of a hairball or because they ate something unusual, a cat who vomits once or twice but is acting normally doesn’t necessarily need to be rushed to the veterinarian. But the situation is very different if you see blood in your cat’s vomit. If your… Read More
The white foam that cats vomit is usually just mucus mixed with a little fluid. Mucus and fluid are almost always present in cat vomit, but they’re easy to miss when they’re mixed with food or other materials. White foamy cat vomit is most apparent when a cat throws up on an empty stomach. There… Read More
Sometimes a cat with diarrhea needs to see a vet ASAP, but there are occasions when trying a little home treatment first just makes sense. Let’s take a look at the best ways to approach cat diarrhea and what home remedies might help your feline friend feel better. The four home remedies for treating your… Read More
Cats speak volumes through both body language and vocalization. Some breeds are loquacious, such as the Siamese,[efn_note]Breed portrait of the Siamese cat. Cat Fanciers’ Federation, Inc. Accessed February 18, 2022.[/efn_note] while others are more spare with words. More than 21 distinct types of vocalizations have been identified in the domestic cat, expressing the range from fear… Read More
A kitten growth chart can help you decide if you would like to add a furry feline to your family. Though most cats average somewhere between 10 pounds and 18 pounds, one pound on a cat can make a major difference in their health. From the short-haired Abyssinian to the long-haired Maine Coon, cats range… Read More
One of the challenges of being a cat parent is dealing with destructive scratching. Scratching is a normal and instinctive behavior for cats, but it can be very frustrating if your cat scratches your furniture or home decor. It’s also no fun if your cat’s claws come into contact with your skin, and children are… Read More
It’s not uncommon for cats to get infected with a variety of intestinal parasites throughout their life. These parasites are known as worms, and your cat can catch them anywhere. Most often, this happens through contact with infected eggs or feces. Cats can step in the feces and ingest them while grooming themselves, or, if… Read More
If you find blood in your cat’s stool, a veterinary visit is in order. There are numerous causes, some are serious, some are minor. Either way, a veterinary appointment and thorough physical examination are essential if you observe blood in your cat’s stool. 1. Know What Is Normal Dyschezia, meaning painful or difficult defecation, may… Read More
As a cat parent, you want to make sure the food you feed you feline friend is high-quality, nutritious, and tasty. But there’s more to think about than just your cat’s mealtimes. The snacks you provide are important, too. There are lots of different types of cat treats available, from functional treats that keep your… Read More
Cats are natural born climbers and scratchers, but these needs can’t always be met for felines kept solely indoors. Having a cat tree for your kitty can help to satisfy these natural instincts. Finding the best cat tree for your feline friend means reading reviews, studying product features, and diving into the ins and outs… Read More
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