When Does Your Cat Stop Growing?
Cats come in all sizes, colors, shapes and weigh differently – depending on their breeds. Some of these feline companions weigh as light as 5 pounds while others can weigh as much as 20 pounds….
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Do Cats Really Know Their Names? Let’s Find Out
We know that certain animals can learn their name. Dogs, for example, seem to take no time at all to both learn their names and respond appropriately when they hear it. But cat’s? Can these…
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Exactly How Aloof Are Cats: Is it a Myth?
There is a popular perception that cats are cold creatures with either no or next-to-no regard for humans. This contrasts with the popular perception of dogs, which are seen as being very friendly towards humans…
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How to Know if Your Cat has Degenerative Joint Disease
Degenerative Joint Disease (or osteoarthritis, as it’s also known) is an all too common condition in humans, with between 10-15% of all adults over the age of 60 suffering from its effects. The debilitatingly painful…
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How Important is it to Control the Cat Population?
Want to know how many birds get eaten (or at least killed) by cats every year? 1.3 -4 billion. Even if we look at the lower end of the spectrum, that’s still a significant number,…
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Can You Feed Your Cat a Vegan Diet?
There is a wide range of reasons for why someone might choose to become a vegan. However, what is common to them is a strong sense of passion. As a result, some people who choose…
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How To Stop Your Cat From Chewing On Your Feet
Cats are among the most popular pets, and many appreciate their cute presence. They are good companions and also repel household pests such as rodents and snakes. One thing that makes cats lovable as house…
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Does Your Cat Need All of Its Teeth Taken Out?
A full mouth extraction may sound horrific, but in some instances, it’s the best solution to a host of distressing problems. If your vet has recommended your cat has all their teeth taken out, there’s…
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Five Reasons Why Cats Experience Hair Loss
Feline hair loss (or alopecia, to give it its scientific term) might be distressing for both you and your cat, but it’s actually surprisingly common. While it’s often nothing to be alarmed about (cats, especially…
