Understand your cats more and read insightful tips on how to make the best food choices, solve problems like litterbox issues and health concerns, and more.
Discover how upcoming legislation is changing the rules for cat owners and veterinarians, and what it means for your feline friends starting this summer.
There can be a fine line between what's treatable at home and what is best left to a vet's care. Learn four conditions that may require a visit. Plus 19 medical conditions and signs that could be so serious that aren't negotiable. Get urgent care right now if any of these symptoms arise.
Many call it the No. 1 health threat to face pets today, because it creates this 'massive storm' inside your pet's body. It's like a factory churning and blasting poisons through your beloved pet's body and every one of his cells. This is definitely one you'll want to avoid.
A new governmental alert is warning against using these common products on dogs and cats if they contain this ingredient. These products have been reported to cause neurological symptoms, including muscle tremors, decreased muscle control, and even seizures. Check your product labels today.
These toy menaces can bring on medical emergencies, demand surgery or even prove fatal to kitty — even those made by reputable manufacturers. So your best bet is to not even have them in your home. How many of these risky toys are hidden in your kitty's toy stash?
Learn what's really happening during those scary moments when your pet seems lost in space. This comprehensive guide breaks down the types, triggers, and treatments of seizures, offering hope and clarity to worried pet parents.
If you see one or more of these five behaviors, consider it a tip-off of aggressive behaviors such as hissing, swatting, growling, and/or biting. Here's what to do when you first see it — plus what you should absolutely avoid doing. Bonus tips for curbing aggression toward strangers.
If your furry friend is dealing with vomiting or an upset stomach, it is up to you to help them out. Learn how to spot the signs, soothe their tummies naturally, and know when it is time to call your veterinarian.