Training your cat to live only inside is an intimidating task for outdoor cat owners. However, there are many reasons that you may be doing so. For example, you’ve recently moved and it’s no longer safe for your cat to be outside. Or, you’ve rescued...
Much like people, your cat needs regular medical check-ups. Not only will regular care ensure things like getting vaccinations on time, but it also gives your veterinarian a chance to evaluate the overall health of your cat over time. While many pet parents only take their...
One of the most important parts of your job as a cat-parent is monitoring your cat’s health. Despite the rumors, cats don't actually have nine lives. So it’s important to be aware of the common viruses and diseases that can affect your kitty. Knowing the...
Just like humans, cats have their own seasonal viruses and illnesses they can catch from other cats. Immune support for cats is important when it comes to keeping them protected. If your cat is indoors only, and you have limited contact with animals outside of...
Feline friends can bring a lot of joy to their owners’ lives. In fact, studies have even shown that a cat’s purr can have healing properties for humans. But like any other pet, sometimes if cats are stressed or experiencing some kind of physical...
Feline leukemia virus (FeLV) is often a confusing subject because of its name. In humans, leukemia is a type of cancer of the blood and bone marrow, but cat leukemia is actually a virus. However, it can cause serious health issues and lead to cancer...