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Most veterinarians, animal rescues, and the general public recommend spaying or neutering pet cats, but why is that?
The short answer is that it reduces the risk of unwanted kittens and is overall a healthier option than leaving cats reproductively intact.
In this cat water fountain guide, we’ll outline everything, including: their odd relationship with drinking water, how water impacts their health, details on hard water and biofilm, right into what to look for when you’re shopping for a fountain.
Cats come in all shapes and sizes, but how do you know when they’re done growing? When do you exchange kitten food for cat food? What are their developmental stages?
Each cat is an individual and there is some variation between breeds too, but there are general timelines that you can reference as your cat ages.
Just like humans, there are many reasons cats sneeze, and not all of them are because they’re sick.
If your cat just sneezes every now and then, it’s probably because they had a tickle or inhaled a piece of dust.
The smell hits your nose, and you know it—there’s cat pee somewhere where it shouldn’t be. Spraying and marking behavior is a challenging issue to address, but that’s why I’m here.
Okay, we’re going to talk about kitty bathroom habits: pee and poop.
It’s a gross topic for some, but knowing what’s normal and what’s not can help you monitor your cat’s health. And with some conditions, like a urinary blockage, early detection is crucial to a positive outcome.
Do you ever look at a cat and wonder what they see?
You’ve probably heard they have great vision—in some ways, that’s true, while in other ways, it’s not (surprising, right?).
Does your cat like to make biscuits? This phrase is a comical comparison that cat’s kneading behavior looks like they’re kneading dough.
Kneading is when a cat rhythmically opens and closes their paws on an object, like a blanket, an animal, their human or even the air!
Loss of appetite can be a very scary thing for cat owners.
Although it doesn’t always mean something’s wrong, sometimes, it can be the first indicator that there’s a problem.
We’ll take a look at the most common causes and what you can do to get your cat back on track.
