Kitten Diarrhea: Quick Signs, Causes, and When to Call a Vet
Learn how to spot and treat kitten diarrhea, recognize serious signs, and when to contact a vet for safe recovery.
Learn how to spot and treat kitten diarrhea, recognize serious signs, and when to contact a vet for safe recovery.
Amanda shares her playful imagination of Blue, a Himalayan-Persian cat, when the family is out. She pictures the cat embarking on a tiny adventure, turning the house into a stage for her own secret life.
A recent review shows how automatic cat feeders keep kittens fed on schedule, even when their owners are busy. The devices dispense food at set times, reducing the need for manual refills and helping maintain a consistent routine. They are easy to set up and work well with small bowls, making them i
Discover how the SiiPet LitterLens camera helps you monitor your cat’s litterbox habits, spot health changes early, and stay connected from anywhere.
Learn how to feed your cat like a hunter with small, frequent meals that keep food fresh and support healthy weight.
Turn mealtime into playtime with food puzzles that engage your cat’s hunting instincts, boost confidence, and add mental stimulation-all in just minutes.
Discover how cats see the world, from their superior night vision to their colour preferences, and learn how to choose toys that capture their attention.
Drooling can be a sign of contentment when a cat is relaxed, purring, or enjoying catnip. It usually lasts only a short time and is accompanied by happy behaviors like kneading or slow blinking. If the drool is excessive, persistent, or paired with bad breath, loss of appetite, or lethargy, it may s
Bringing a kitten into a household with an established cat can be a delicate process, but patience and gradual exposure make it smooth. Start by keeping the animals in separate rooms, allowing them to become familiar with each other’s scent through shared blankets or toys. This scent swapping helps
A Tortoiseshell kitten named Zoe arrived at Palm Springs Animal Shelter looking unusually puffy, as if she had been inflated. Veterinarian Dr. Phil Caldwell diagnosed her with subcutaneous emphysema, a condition where air gets trapped beneath the skin. The team carefully removed the trapped air with
Rio the ocelot turns 27 at the Wildcat Sanctuary, the oldest captive ocelot. Learn about her life, care, and the importance of protecting these endangered cats.
Meet Lieutenant Dan, a brave kitten with a deformed tail and non-functional back legs who overcomes medical challenges with love and care.