As with everything Mother Nature has created, there is nothing about your cat that was left to chance. Every part of the feline anatomy plays an important role in your cat’s mental, physical and emotional health. Understanding your kitty cat’s anatomy can give you more intelligence to provide a feline-friendly environment and the tools to […]
A lot of people think that cats don’t need any help with grooming and maintaining their personal hygiene at a high level. It’s a logical conclusion after all because cats lick themselves all over quite often. While it’s true that they love to keep themselves clean, it’s also true that sometimes, they don’t really do
Dr. Tony Buffington, a veterinarian, researcher and professor at Ohio State, has a goal of making all cats’ lives better. In this video, he explains how to properly get your cat used to having his or her nails trimmed, and how to trim them the right way. How does your cat like having his nails
Take notice, cat lovers. A new PAWsome beauty trend is emerging! Kitty-and-me matching mani-pawdicures are a trending thing now – and they’re too cute. LOOK! (And then, get your cat some nail caps in every color to match your nails!) Bffs pic.twitter.com/aa7eCQbxVX — cristi cupcake 💘 (@cristimari_) June 24, 2017 I love doing her manis 😂
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.
Coughing and retching, stepping on a slimy surprise in the hallway… no pet parent likes the sound or sight of their cat’s hairballs! But thankfully, there are natural ways to combat hairballs, from dusting off the old brush to feeding cats natural, fiber-filled recipes like new Wellness Natural Hairball Control. And just in time for
The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), the accrediting body for animal hospitals in the United States and Canada, updated it’s policy statement on declawing in August and took a much stronger stance against the procedure! While this isn’t a complete ban on the declaw procedure, it is a strong statement oposing it, and a definite step in the right
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is issuing warning letters today to companies manufacturing unapproved animal drugs to remove tear stains in dogs and cats. These products, including Angels’ Eyes, Angels’ Glow, Pets’ Spark, and exported products Glow Groom and Health Glow, have not been reviewed by FDA for safety and effectiveness. These tear stain removers also
