Can Your Cat Actually Recognize Your Voice?
Uncover the truth about your feline's ability to recognize and react to your distinct voice.
Cat Tips
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.
The Eye Signal That Says You’ve Made Friends With a Strange Cat
Cats tend to be shy with strangers, and humans tend to make a myriad of mistakes in greeting wary cats. But, these tricks of the trade can help you engage with a shy or wary cat. If they do this with their eyes, you'll know you've won them over. Or your guest has won your cat over.
7 Easter Hazards All Pet Parents Need to Know About
The perils of chocolate Easter bunnies may not come as a surprise to most dog owners, but there are a half dozen other potential threats you need to know about if you share your home with a cat or dog. One little-known, highly toxic hazard has only become a serious problem in recent years.
When Kitty Says No: Winning the Collar Battle
Tackling the feline resistance to collars with expert insights and surprising study findings. Learn strategies and tips to gently persuade even the most stubborn of cats, ensuring their safety with a touch of persistence and care.
2 Meds Some Vets Recommend That Can Make Your Pet Feel Worse
They're a 'GI ulcer in a bottle,' as these go-to drugs can ultimately lead to ulcers. While some pets can tolerate them for a short time, long-term use can lead to major GI conditions. For short-term use, accompany with this. If long-term, you might need to find a new vet.
This Can Emotionally Scar Your Pet for Life — Avoid at All Costs
It's hotly debated, yet cruel and inhumane because it's linked to a lifetime of debilitating pain. Plus, it's linked to arthritis, neuralgia, and extreme emotional changes like hostility and more. If you'd never do this to yourself, please don't inflict it on your pet.
Your Pet’s Gut Health: The Invisible Threat
Over 10% of pets now suffer from mysterious GI issues, with a groundbreaking index developed by Texas A&M offering new hope for early detection and treatment, changing the game for veterinary care.
My 7 Go-To Natural Remedies for a Happy, Healthy Pet
Before turning to harsh chemicals and drugs, I like to take the natural, nontoxic path whenever possible. These 7 natural remedies go a long way towards healing your pet on more than one level. Don't take chances, keep these handy for life's little mishaps.
For Your Pet’s Sake, Don’t Touch This Prescription Food With a 10-Foot Pole
Many veterinarians like to recommend this type of food for this rampant health condition, but I consider it a big mistake. It's poor-quality protein - the last thing these pets need. Since this problem is so huge (affects half of this population over a certain age), here's what I recommend instead.
