What's The Average Cat Lifespan?
If you have a cat, there is a good chance you will have a companion for quite a long time. Though they do not live as long as many pet birds, they do typically live longer than dogs.
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Poisonous and Non-Poisonous Plants for Cats
April showers bring May flowers—yay! But along with the season’s bright colors and beautiful landscape comes a risk you should be aware of.
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List of Original Cat Names With Their Origins and Meanings
Say my name, say my name, if no one is around you, say “baby I love you” If you ain't runnin' games.... 🎵 Okay, before we get too caught up with this classic song, let's discuss cat names. Names like...
Adopting a Cat? Look No Further; Here's Everything You Should Know
In this article, I'm going to discuss everything you should know about cat adoption.
Let's jump in!
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How to Introduce a New Cat into Your Home
Now that you’re getting a new kitty, you need to get your cat acclaimed to you, your home, and your family.
Let’s look at how to do this in the least stressful way for all parties. We’ll also dive into a number of methods for introducing the new cat to an existing cat family member.
Cat Not Drinking Water? You should try this...
Updated: March 30th, 2020. Water is very important for cats, just like it is for humans and every other living creature. Did you know that 1 in 3 cats develop kidney problems in their lifetime? It’s very important to keep...
Cat Years to Human Years in Detail
Updated: April 1st, 2020. Have you ever wondered how old your cat is compared to human years? Cats age way faster than humans, even though they may still look young, they tend to age pretty quickly. Depending on if your cat lives...
Senior Cats Part 2: 8 Common Diseases to Watch for
This is the second article in a two-part series on senior cats, and we’ll look at common diseases that face aging cats.
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Senior Cats Part 1: Physical & Mental Changes
In the first of a two-part blog series on seniors, we’ll look at the changes that happen to their bodies and minds as they age. I'm going to cover the tiny things you can do to help them enjoy their golden years, and remain as healthy as possible for as long as possible.
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Top 10 Long-Haired Cat Breeds
Long-haired cats are extremely elegant. Their fluffy fur is magical, like a real-life plush. There are many types of long-haired cat breeds, and we wanted to create a list showing you our top 10 favorites—in no particular order—🏆 Keep reading...
Cats & Cords: Why Cats Chew Electrical Cords & How to Stop the Behavior
Squirrels and rodents aren’t the only ones who chew wires. Some cats have the gnawing habit too!
Let’s take a look at why some cats chew electrical cords and what you can do to keep your kitties—and your wires—safe.
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Let’s take a look at why some cats chew electrical cords and what you can do to keep your kitties—and your wires—safe.
Cat Grooming; What should you know?
For most of us cat lovers, there’s a lot to love. Their independence makes them ideal for people with busy lives. In addition to being instinctually built for dig and bury bathroom habits, they also clean themselves, and we rarely have to bathe most breeds.
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Voice of the expert: Marci Koski 👩⚕️
Dr. Marci KoskiCertified Feline Behavior and Training Consultant Our guest, Marci Koski, is the winner of the Women in the Pet Industry Network’s (WIPIN) Woman of the Year 2017 Advocate Award. She has received specialized and advanced certificates in Feline...
Wet Food vs Dry Food. What's best?
The battle of wet vs. dry food is not unlike the battles that go on around the human diet (exactly what are we supposed to eat anymore?). To help you decide what’s best for your cat, we’ll take a look at what cats need in their diets, define by-products and review the pros and cons for wet, semi-moist and dry cat food.
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Voice of the expert: Elizabeth Italia 💁♀️
Elizabeth ItaliaFounder and Kitty Consultant at Liz's Kitty Boot Camp Liz is a professional writer, whose passion is helping cats and kittens become their best selves. She spent much of her childhood studying and socializing outdoor working cats and kittens at...