Cats

23 Mar

Why Do Cats Knock Things Over?

Every cat owner is familiar with the scenario: their cat gets fixated on anything that is on a desk, table, or counter. Eventually, a paw reaches out. The cat looks carefully as the object falls to the ground. This might seem like just another tiny quirk of our feline pals, but there are scientific causes[...]

13 Mar

Behaviour, Cats, Health

Signs a Cat Is Dying

We all worry about losing our cherished feline family members as pet owners. While we may wish for our cats to age gracefully and pass away naturally, the majority of cats eventually succumb to a chronic, life-threatening, or fatal condition. Fortunately, we have the choice to offer hospice care and euthanasia to lessen their suffering.[...]

28 Feb

Behaviour, Cats

Why Do Cats Groom Themselves So Much?

Cats are extremely hygienic. They typically find themselves in yoga-like poses licking themselves down when they’re not resting or eating. Cats may groom themselves for as much as half of their awake hours! They have a routine for their grooming practises, almost like a ritual. It’s simple to see why people enjoy cleanliness, but their[...]

21 Feb

Behaviour, Cats, Food

At What Age Are Cats Fully Grown?

A kid is often regarded as an adult when they become 18 years old. But what about the members of our feline family? At What Age Are Cats Fully Grown? When should you start giving them adult cat food? There isn’t a set age at which a cat stops developing; instead, your cat will pass[...]

02 Feb

Cats, Health

9 Ways to Help Your Constipated Cat

Topic : Symptoms Causes Vet Treatment 9 Ways to Help Your Constipated Cat Cats often have constipation. Typically, it’s moderate, and you may heal your cat by using straightforward home remedies. However, constipation in cats can occasionally be a sign of more serious medical problems, and it can also get quite bad and unpleasant. How[...]

20 Jan

Cats, pet parenting

How Long Can You Leave a Kitten Alone?

While some adult cats enjoy their own company, kittens often require a lot of interaction with people and activities. Their tiny minds are hard at work creating lasting ties with their human and animal partners throughout the hectic kitten months. Loneliness can result from being left alone for extended periods of time. Of course, kittens[...]

13 Jan

Cats, Dogs

6 Signs it’s Time to Change Your Cat’s Food

Selecting a cat food can be difficult, and some of us choose to buy the same brand of pet food for the whole of our cat’s life. The reality is that, “we now know that changes in our pet’s life stage, general health, and activity level may and do affect their dietary demands over time.”[...]

12 Jan

Cats, Dogs, pet parenting

How to Keep Your Pet Calm During Social Gatherings

According to a recent study, roughly 30% of dogs may show signs of anxiety, and according to a separate survey, two-thirds of cat owners said their cats showed signs of fear or anxiety. In this blog we will discuss How to Keep Your Pet Calm During Social Gatherings. Anxiety is the emotional reaction a person[...]

02 Jan

Cats, Health, pet parenting

Is My Cat Pregnant? How to Find Out and When to Expect Kittens

When you were expecting your own child, you may have read a tonne of books. However, are you aware of what happens if your cat gets pregnant? Don’t put ice cream and pickles in Fluffy’s bowl. Give them the respect they deserve, figuratively speaking. “Queening” is the process by which a mother cat prepares to[...]

27 Dec

Cats, Health, pet parenting

10 Tips for a Happy and Healthy Kitten

One of the best things in the world is getting a new kitten. They are adorable, fluffy like down, and cuddly like, well, kittens. Even the hardest of hearts are almost instantly softened by kittens; Attila the Hun was rumoured to have several dozen kittens around at any given time (never confirmed, but he was[...]

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