Featured Article: How to Care for a Cat
You may have heard that cats have nine lives. That might not be true, but your cat can have a long, healthy life with the proper care. Learn how to care for a cat. See more »
Cat care tips can take some of the mystery out of various mishaps, illnesses and behavior issues that arise. Learn some general cat care tips.
You may have heard that cats have nine lives. That might not be true, but your cat can have a long, healthy life with the proper care. Learn how to care for a cat. See more »
Is your feline show-cat material? Find out more about these quirky, noisy cat competitions and what happens when a spooked cat makes a run for it.
See more »Hawkeye: alias Scuba Cat. Known to don a $20,000 wet suit and follow her beloved friend, Mutley the dog, into the pool to scuba dive. Sound strange? Which part?
See more »Purring is how cats express happiness. Rather than manipulating facial muscles like humans, cats purr as a physical reaction to happiness. How exactly do cats make that purring noise? Find out the answer to that question in this article.
See more »Cats are known for having long whiskers. The whiskers are deeply rooted within the cats face. What purpose do they serve, though? Why do cats have whiskers and what are they used for? Find out the answer to this question in this article.
See more »You just can't help it -- you love cats. Those cuddly balls of fur grow up to be independent-minded freethinkers, yet still know when you need a purr session. The problem is, you're one of the millions of people allergic to them. A hypoallergenic cat
See more »For a cat lover, even the most unremarkable cat is special, but these have been singled out for extra-noteworthy achievements. These cats made the news either because of their strange behavior, or physical traits. Learn about 9 top cats.
See more »Cats are among the most popular house pets, giving years of love and enjoyment to their owners. But they also require special care. Check out these simple cat-care tips.
See more »Have you ever wondered why falling cats always seem to land on their feet? Or why cats are compelled to hunt birds and rodents no matter how well the pets are fed? Learn all about domestic cats.
See more »Having some basic at-home health care skills can be a lifesaver for your cat. And an emergency is no time to start learning feline first aid. Learn home remedies for your cat.
See more »You may have heard that cats have nine lives. That might not be true, but your cat can have a long, healthy life with the proper care. Learn how to care for a cat.
See more »Most cats don't want onlookers during birth, but sometimes they need help. Some birthing problems include a kitten stuck in the birth canal or the mother not cleaning the cat after birth. Learn more.
See more »Is your cat turning your couch into confetti? Or your best carpet into a litter box? Maybe she's up on the table at mealtime. Learn how to solve cat behavior problems.
See more »Cat care involves occasional unpleasant issues such as diarrhea. Diarrhea occurs when food is passed rapidly through the intestine. Knowing what to do can help the cat recover. Learn to treat a cat with diarrhea.
See more »Few diseases can cause a seemingly healthy cat to suddenly be on death's doorstep. Cardiomyopathy or heart muscle disease is one of them. Learn how to spot this serious condition.
See more »Cats can suffer heatstroke faster than you might think. It is often caused by keeping a cat in a hot area without adequate ventilation. Learn what to do when a cat has suffered heatstroke.
See more »Cats that play with thread, string, or yarn are bound to swallow some. This can cause a blockage of the cat's intestinal tract. Learn to treat a cat that has swallowed thread, string, or yarn.
See more »Urinary tract disease, or Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease, can prevent a cat from urinating, and cause a buildup of nitrogen products in the blood. Learn to help a cat with urinary tract disease.
See more »Vomiting is a commonly encountered problem for cats. It is nature's way of permitting the animal to rid its stomach of irritating substances. Learn how to treat a cat that is vomiting.
See more »A cat's tongue has small barbs that catch hair as it licks itself. If enough hair collects in the stomach, the cat will vomit to rid itself of it. Learn how to help the cat.
See more »Some people have the idea that animals carry all kinds of dangerous diseases. But the truth is, there aren't very many serious diseases you can catch from a domestic. Learn about common cat diseases.
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