Your cat’s nails are always growing, and cats – especially those kept indoors – should have their nails trimmed regularly for their safety. In this helpful video by VetVid, veterinarian Dr. Mike walks you through the step-by-step instructions on the safe and proper way to trim your cat’s nails.
A couple of years ago, both the American Animal Hospital Association and the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) took a public stand against feeding raw diets to pets, warning that they are risky to pets and humans. However, many pet owners (like myself) are passionate in their belief that raw feeding is both safe and
On June 1st, 2011 a devastating F3 Tornado struck western and central Massachusetts, leaving a 37 mile path of destruction in its wake. Much of the town of Brimfield was destroyed. Jonathan Hall was helping those affected by the storm in his role as a volunteer Paramedic. Over the next few days he worked for the Brimfield
According to a study by Denise Guastello at Carroll University in Waukesha, Wisconsin, people who identify themselves as “dog people” and “cat people” have strikingly different personalities. The results of the study were presented at the 26th Annual Convention of the Association for Psychological Science and reported by LiveScience: People who said they were dog lovers in the study tended to be
Put on your kitty cat thinking cap and see if you can find the furry feline hiding in each one of these photos! Flip the photo to reveal the hiding cat when you think you’ve found it. Some of them are nearly impossible…let us know if you find them all! [playbuzz-item url=”//www.playbuzz.com/sockmonster10/theres-a-cat-hiding-in-each-of-these-13-photos-can-you-find-them-all”]
Strider, a black cat in Olympia, Washington, has earned himself a reputation for being fat and lazy and a bit of a pain in the rump, according to his humans Barb and Kerry Gansberg. They gifted the cat to their daughters ten years ago. While the Gansbergs seem a bit disinterested in their feline companion, they
This adorable kitty named Keys keeps raising her paws high to the sky. Not even her owners know why she does it. All we know is that it’s freakin’ adorable… Is it some form of peaceful protest? Is it a strange stretch? We may never know… but we can’t stop looking! Check it out: [playbuzz-item
Cats purr for all kinds of reasons, including communication and healing themselves. In this fascinating feline episode of How Stuff Works, Cristen explains how purring works and which cats can’t do it.
When Glen Schallman adopted his 1-year-old cat, Blake in Fort Worth, Texas, he got much more than a pet. He got a friend that would eventually save his life! Check out this video from USA Today that explains it all: Schallman has a combination of two rare brain conditions – polymicrogyria and unilateral schizencephaly. Additionally, he has a
A tabby cat named Nutmeg – who just might be the world’s oldest cat – has just celebrated his 31st birthday! This kitty from Gateshead, United Kingdom showed up at his owner’s garden 26 years ago as a stray, and they immediately adopted him and (obviously) have taken wonderful care of him ever since. Liz and Ian
