20 Pictures of Cats Who Just Woke Up
Cats are great, even if we are a little jealous that they get to sleep so much. By a little, I obviously mean green with bitter envy; we need more sleep and there are these…
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Cat Purrs Don’t Always Mean Your Kitty is Happy
When cats purr, people have a habit of automatically thinking that means they’re happy. Unfortunately, that isn’t always the case. In reality, cats purr for a lot of different reasons and it isn’t always to…
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Why Your Cat Gags and What to Do About It
From meowing to yowling and from purring to coughing, cats make all kinds of noises. These noises are how they communicate with each other and their owners and also how they express their feelings. While…
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How to Keep Cats Off the Counter
There are many aspects of cat behavior that have attracted people who own cats to become cat owners in the first place. Their cute purring and playful nature are just some of the elements that…
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How to Get your Cat to Stop Scratching Furniture
It is natural for cats to scratch. However, this can be a serious problem when cats scratch either furniture or something else that cat owners don’t want them to scratch. Fortunately, a cat scratching furniture…
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Your Cat’s Obesity is More Than Likely Your Fault
Obesity is a serious issue for cats. Not only does it impact on their lifestyle, but it can also have many negative effects on their health. Therefore, many owners of obese cats find themselves looking…
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How Long Can Most Cats Live?
When choosing a pet, one of the common questions that people ask is how long the animal is likely to live. Each species has a different lifespan, and the potential length of a pet’s life…
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Should You Give Your Cat Chlorpheniramine?
If you didn’t already know, Chlorpheniramine is a type of antihistamine commonly used to treat allergic conditions. It’s also occasionally used as a mild sedative. In people, it’s typically used to alleviate the symptoms of…
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How to Encourage Your Cat to Drink More Water
Like we require sufficient water for our bodies to function correctly, so do our feline friends. While dogs usually stay adequately hydrated, most cats don’t drink enough water. This might be because domestic cats evolved…
