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.
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
If a stray cat attacks your kitten, you should take it to the vet, especially if it’s bleeding, lethargic, or limping. Cat claws and teeth contain bacteria, and scratches and bites from cats can get infected. Those wounds must be treated so that they do not get infected. If your kitten hasn’t received its rabies … Read more
You may feel that declawing a cat will solve scratching issues, and you want to try and do it yourself. If you’re on the fence about this, please do not do this. Here’s why: Declawing is one of the most invasive treatments that can be performed on a cat. Every finger’s initial knuckle is being … Read more
Most cats are born with pink pads on their paws. As they age, the pads change color, often to black, and you may see black spots. So, what exactly are these markings? Black spots on a cat’s paws are usually just skin pigmentation. Pink pads are common in light-colored cats, black pads in black cats, … Read more
Keeping your cat in the bathroom for a few hours is fine if the cat has everything, from a litter tray to food and water, even some toys. However, keeping your cat locked for longer periods in a confined space is not recommended. A few hours is fine for adult cats, even longer if it’s … Read more
Many cat owners often wonder, ‘how long does it take for a cat to poop after eating?’ The times can vary depending on what you feed your cat and whether the cat is healthy. If you let your cat eat whenever it wants, it can go whenever it wants, but usually 30 minutes after eating, … Read more