On this page, you will find all the articles about taking care of your cats (or kittens) and science-backed advice so you can make the best decisions relating to their health, comfort, and happiness.
Regardless of the reason for breeding a cat, knowing the best age for a cat’s pregnancy is crucial in assuring proper care for both the mother and the litter. The ideal age for a cat to give birth to kittens varies depending on her general health, breed, and size and on a few other factors. … Read more
Cats use their claws to climb, escape, defend themselves, stretch and exercise, and even communicate by scratch marks. So what happens when you cut them off? Can you replace them with fake claws? Unfortunately, there are no such things as fake or prosthetic claws. Declawing a cat means more than just removing the claws – … Read more
You’ve probably seen a lot of kittens with blue or gray eyes and wondered whether this is normal in both kittens and adult cats. The explanation is quite simple: All healthy kittens are born with blue eyes because their bodies lack melanin, which is normal. When the eye color changes from blue, it may become … Read more
Cats like freedom, and we’d like to give them as much space as possible. But sometimes, we have to move to a smaller place or get another cat in a small apartment, so we ask ourselves: can two cats live pleasantly in a one-bedroom apartment? The answer is that two cats can easily share a … Read more
It’s not uncommon for a cat to go in and out all the time. While it may seem weird to us, it happens frequently. The most common answer is found in their behavior. Cats’ meticulous revisiting to specific spots can also be attributed to their refined sensory perception. Certain outdoor stimuli, even subtle ones, such … Read more
Yes, you can sell a cat online, but it’s not the best idea. Since you can never know where the cat will end up or what they will be used for (bait as dogfighting, food for other animals, etc.), it’s usually not recommended or advised to do with extreme caution. Can You Actually Sell and … Read more
Cat flea infestation is typically coming from fur. To get rid of the fleas, you must treat the coat and the skin, not the eyes. There are a few ways you can do it. The best way to get rid of the cat’s fleas is to apply flea medication from the vet. Revolution and Capstar … Read more
If you’re looking to distinguish a pregnancy in a cat versus having worms, there are a few signs you can look for. Sometimes, it can be difficult to tell one from the other. Fortunately, the vet will be able to inform you if she has worms or is pregnant, as well as treat her if … Read more
Dumping a bucket of water on a trapped cat would be pretty cruel. But what about spraying them with water – is that considered animal abuse? While some people employ spray bottles against cats, the only thing blasting water at a cat does is teach your pet that you can’t be trusted. Similarly, water-spraying stray … Read more