What is Famotidine for Cats?
Cats are not that different from humans when it comes to experiencing heartburn and similar conditions. We all know how miserable this can be to experience. Heartburn sends us running for a bottle of antacids…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know About the Korat Breed
Regardless of the type of pet you prefer, it is important that you consider its needs and traits to determine if it is the right option for you and your lifestyle. If you are a…
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Can Cats Eat Kale?
We all know there are certain things that shouldn’t come anywhere near our cat’s food bowl. Onions, garlic, grapes, raisins, chocolate, raw dough… all toxic, and all potentially lethal in large quantities. But what about…
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U.S. Soldier Seeks Financial Aid to Help Cat he Saved Overseas
It would be a clear and direct understatement to say that we’ve been unkind to the dogs and other animals who have fought side by side with us in times of war. Indeed, hundreds of…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know about The American Longhair
Unsurprisingly, the American Longhair is a cat breed that originated in the United States. It isn’t as recognized as the better-known cat breeds that can be found out there. However, the American Longhair isn’t exactly…
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Man Goes Viral for Taking his Cat on Adventure Trips
If you were still laboring under the idea that man’s best friend was a dog, then prepare for a wake-up call. John Yoshihara Jr. (better known as JJ Yosh), a man described by IMDb as…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know about the Oregon Rex
The Oregon Rex is an extinct cat breed. Given its name, interested individuals should have no problem guessing that it was a cat breed with a rex mutation. Something that has shown up more than…
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What is Swimmer Syndrome in Cats?
If you notice that a kitten begins to assume a different body posture with laterally splayed hind legs, he may be in the beginning stages of a condition that is called Swimmer Syndrome. It’s a…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know About the Ussuri
There are 40-70 cat breeds known to cat associations, but the number varies depending on a specific organization. For instance, while TICA (The International Cat Association) recognizes 71 cat breeds, CFA (Cat Fanciers Association) believes…
