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
So you want a cat, but someone at your house is allergic, and they sneeze or have itchy eyes. What can you do? Well, several things can make a big difference. First, test their allergies to different cat breeds at a shelter. In addition, you can keep the cat only on hardwood floors, use leather/vinyl … Read more
Every cat is unique and may respond in various ways depending on your relationship, personality, and flexibility. Your cat will be alright for the most part and will remember when you return. It may take a few days for them to warm up to you, but snacks and chin scratches can help. Do Cats Remember … Read more
We’ve all heard intriguing tales from the world of felines, and one of the most puzzling is cats seemingly ‘abducting’ the young ones of their kin. But before you jump to any conclusions, it’s essential to dig deeper and understand the multifaceted nature of these captivating creatures. Why Would a Cat Steal a Kitten From … Read more
Most cats do not get mad or hold grudges against people. What’s going on is that the cat is usually on high alert because a strange cat has moved into his domain. He’s not responding to your affectionate gestures because your cat may be too preoccupied with the new kitten. You should take a step … Read more
Cats are very territorial and don’t like changes. The cat will act annoyed if you get a new dog, cat, or plant. But will they get mad at you for it? Cat probably won’t get mad or dislike you, but they won’t be pleased with the newcomer, whether dog or cat. To ensure this doesn’t … 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
Some cat scratches can take a long to heal. Whether a cat scratch will leave a scar depends on many factors. Usually, cat scratches don’t leave scars, but the type of scratch, your ability to heal, and how you treat the incident will be significant factors. You can only make sure to do whatever it … Read more