Cats

When assembling an emergency kit, it’s vital to make sure that you’ve planned ahead and included enough food and supplies to keep your...

We explore the health risks associated with obesity in cats and offer some useful tips for improving your cat's health and wellbeing.

“It’s like herding cats”, is an expression of exasperation often used when something’s almost impossible. This is because cats have a reputation for being...

We explore the importance of proper ear care for cats and provide tips to help keep your cat's ears clean and free from infection.

Is your cat at risk of heartworm? Many people answer “No!” because their cat lives indoors. But you only have to think of the annoying buzz of a mosquito around your head during the night, to know that bugs get indoors. And so yes, heartworm does affect cats, not just dogs.

Trimming your cat’s nails doesn't have to be stressful. A few simple tips and you can easily keep those nails short and neat and save your furniture.

Caring for a kitten is about more than providing food, warmth, and a comfy bed. You must also love her and provide preventative healthcare along with meeting the kitten’s emotional and behavioral needs.

Fleas are a problem for most of our pets. We have everything you need to know about fleas, flea products, and how to keep them under control.

There are many reasons a cat may drink and pee more, of which the chart toppers are kidney or liver disease, overactive thyroid glands, and sugar diabetes. But thirst can occur for other reasons, not all of which are worrying.

We all know cats are not good water drinkers. They always seem to be hovering right on the brink of dehydration. We have some tips to get them drinking water.