The American Humane Association estimates that more than 10 million cats and dogs are lost or stolen in the United States each year. Collars and tags can help reunite lost pets with their families, but even tagged animals can slip their collars or ha...
Cats can provide companionship, playmates and more enriching lives for their fellow felines, but introducing a new cat i...
We all have a plan to keep our families safe when a hurricane, tornado or flood hits home, but making a plan for your pe...
Moving is stressful even under the best circumstances and cats can become especially anxious when moving house. Making the transition as stress-free as possible for your feline has major benefits, however, from decreased risk of aggression to lower c...
Every cat owner is familiar with the sharp, sibilant sound of hissing— the noise cats make to express fear, aggression, ...
If you’re a cat owner, you’ve no doubt experienced your feline friend kneading away as he purrs on your lap. A soothing ...
Safety from predators, oncoming traffic and disease are just a few of the well-documented benefits of keeping cats indoors. Unfortunately, our feline friends don’t always see their indoor lifestyles as the luxury it is. If your cat makes a mad dash e...
Every cat owner has come home to find a dead mouse, bird or other hunting prize strewn across the stoop, often with Kitt...
Nothing says “Hello!” like backing up butt-first into someone’s face— at least if you’re a cat. While this gesture may s...
When it comes to catnip, there are two schools of cats: Those that hyperactively roll in it, lick it, and go “crazy,” and those that couldn’t care less. While this split response seems strange, it all comes down to our individual cats’ genetics, and ...
