Are you having a hard time finding the right-sized litter box for your cat? Many cat owners do. It’s not easy finding a litter box that meets your pet’s needs when it comes to height and size. So, what do you do when you buy a box and come home only to find it doesn’t … Read more
Feline diabetes is one of the most common illnesses caused by a hormonal disorder in cats. It leads to an excessive increase in your pet’s blood sugar levels due to a malfunction in the pancreas, which makes your cat fall sick. If you suspect that your furry pal is diabetic or you already had it … Read more
Plants are found in almost every home because they add visual beauty and are good for our health. If you’re a cat owner, though, you need to be careful with which plant you’re bringing home. Kimberly Queen fern, aka sword fern, is a favorite house plant for many, as it’s easy to grow indoors and … Read more
Kalanchoes are beautiful houseplants that are well known for their stunning foliage and colorful blooms. Unfortunately, these bright flowers may catch the attention of your cat. If your cat likes to nibble on the flowers and leaves of your houseplants, then you might want to ask yourself, “Is Kalanchoe poisonous to cats?” In this article, … Read more
The dracaena plant is among the most popular houseplants. In fact, people with avid interest in plants probably own one or several of the attractive Dracaena varieties. If you own or plan on owning a Dracaena, you might wonder, “Are Dracaena poisonous to cats?” Unfortunately, like several houseplants, Dracaena plants aren’t feline-friendly. While it’s not … Read more
Daffodils are lively and bright, which explains why a lot of people like having them in their houses. Usually, buying a plant should be as easy as going to the store and getting it. But when you have a cat, a lot of things change. You need to think twice about buying a houseplant when … Read more
Intestinal blockage is a fairly common condition among cats. Not only is it painful, but it can also be potentially fatal. Curious creatures that they are, cats, especially younger ones, often get into trouble by consuming indigestible objects that don’t have a business being in their bodies. From cooked animal bones that can splinter to … Read more
Is your feline friend feeling a little under the weather? Your cat might’ve come down with a common cold. If the cat’s situation persists, it could be something worse, like an upper respiratory infection. Cats usually mingle a lot with their kind. That’s how the infection passes on. A bacteria or virus could’ve latched on … Read more
Toxoplasmosis is among the most common parasitic diseases in the world. It infects both humans and animals, including our beloved cats. According to experts, at least 20 to 60% of cats have been infected by toxoplasmosis at some point in their lives. Half of these cases are caused due to the transmission of contaminated food … Read more
Mercury has always been a common cause of poisoning symptoms for both humans and cats. Sadly, mercury can be found abundantly in birds and fish. Also, it can be absorbed by the soil, which can result in crop contamination. Because cats are huge fans of fish—tuna, in particular—they’re more susceptible to mercury poisoning than humans. … Read more