If you’re a pet parent or love someone who is, then here’s some news you need to hear… if you want your pets to live long and healthy lives. Because the sad truth is… The rate of cancer in pets is exploding. Just 50 years ago, 1 in 100 dogs got cancer. Today it is […]
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
Your kitty cat’s natural tendency is to hunt for his food. If you think about how your kitty cat would eat if he were on his own, it is quite different from the average housecat food station. We make it super easy for our felines to help themselves to din din, but is that really
Moving House with a cat can be quite a challenge. Cats are notorious divas, they have their routine and God help anyone who would dare break that routine! Our cats are known to grow attached to their environments so when they are moved from the place that has become so familiar to them, they can
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 😂
Whiskers (or their scientific term, vibrissae) are the long, thick, flexible hairs on a cats face, framing his mouth and nose. Beautiful as they are, they are also a useful tool. Did you know, whiskers serve a very important function for cats? Unlike your cat’s fur, his whiskers are rooted very deeply into his face,
Cats are mischief-makers and this is one of the many reasons why we adore them. However, their amusing tomfoolery can also result in their safety being put in grave danger during play. To keep your kitty safe, watch out for the everyday items below that could potentially harm your cat: Yarn and ribbons It’s rare
Your cat’s anal glands aren’t typically a topic of conversation. In fact, you may not ever think of them unless something goes wrong. Then, you’ll wonder…What are they? What’s their purpose? And how can I prevent anal gland problems with my cat? Technically, anal glands are not glands at all. They are small sacs beneath
Dental disease in cats is one of the most common health issues seen by vets. As a matter of fact, about 70 to 85% of pets more than two years of age have developed some sort of dental problem. Most cats with serious dental issue though are still able to eat normally despite the pain
Anyone who’s ever been licked by a cat knows the texture unique to the feline tongue – we call them sandpaper kisses! New research out of Georgia Tech reveals the cat’s tongueis uniquely suited to seek and pull out snags and tangles in a cat’s coat. While it’s also helpful for picking up food, the tongue is
