A Guide on Supplements for Cats – Types, Benefits, Usage & More
If you’re hoping your cat would start feline a little better or is just missing that pep in their paw they once had, supplements for cats might be the purr-fect solution.
Cat Care
A Guide to Choosing the Right Cat Bed
Are you a cat parent and have been wondering how to get the proper comfortable sleeping unit for your little purring friend but can’t seem to figure it out? Well, it takes a bit of search and consideration to find the perfect little bed for your best cat friend. Many people may not genuinely appreciate how picky cats can be.
What to Know Before You Buy Food and Water Bowls For Your Cat
Buying food and water bowls for your cat isn’t a simple matter of picking the cutest pattern or the right size. Here are some important considerations to think about before making a choice.
Cat Grooming Tips
A clean cat is a happy cat, and we’re here to help! From nail trims to bathing, a little maintenance goes a long way. Read on to find out how to keep your kitty’s eyes, ears, teeth, skin and fur healthy and clean. Please note: There are some cats who do not tolerate being groomed. If your cat fights the grooming process, and there is some potential that injury could occur to your cat or yourself, please make an appointment with a professional groomer or a veterinarian to have your cat groomed.
Choosing the Right Cat Carrier
When deciding on modes of transportation, you look for safety, comfort, affordability and durability. The same standards apply when you are selecting transportation for your cat.
The Ultimate Cat and Kitten Wellness Guide
Studies show that good preventive care is the key to disease prevention and early detection of health issues. Committing to a comprehensive yet customized wellness plan for your kitten or cat will keep them purring and playful for many years to come.
Pet Cleaning Supplies Every Cat Owner Should Have
Even though cats are considered fastidious creatures, they do make messes in our homes sometimes. Whether you have a kitten just learning the rules, a healthy adult cat that vomits hairballs sometimes, or an older cat with medical problems, you will have the occasional mess to deal with if you share your home with cats. We’ve compiled a list of items you should have on hand to be ready for such times, so you can handle them quickly and easily and get back to snuggling with your kitty.
Choosing a Cat Collar
It can be difficult to place the first collar on some cats, especially kittens or adults that have never worn a collar. Even though the process can take some patience, don’t let the challenge stop you from putting a collar and ID tag on your feline friend. A collar and ID tag may be your cat’s ticket home if she accidentally escapes or wanders off. Even indoor-only cats should wear collars, because if your cat does get out, a well-meaning person may think your cat is a stray and take her to an animal shelter. With an ID collar, your cat has a better chance of safely and quickly getting back home.
How to Get Rid of Fleas
Fleas are the most common external parasite to plague companion animals. They are wingless insects that feed on blood, can jump up to two feet high, and are persistent in the environment.
How to Keep Your Cat’s Litter Box Clean
Cats can be finicky about their bathroom habits, so unless you want to be dealing with a regular mess at home, keeping your cat’s litter box up to their standards is very important. The following suggestions should keep your cat from “thinking outside the box.”