Cats

The importance of a high-quality pet diet cannot be understated. With adequate nutrition, your pet will live a healthier, happier, and longer life. What’s more, what you spend on food, you’ll save by not having to visit your veterinarian as often.

Trying to find a nutritious treat for your cat? Fortunately, you don't have to go far to find some cat-safe food to give your pet, since you probably already have some in your cupboard.

With smart pet monitoring solutions, users can make sure their pets are getting enough exercise and adjust their eating habits.

Watermelon is a healthy and delicious summertime treat that many people love. If your pets start begging for a bite as you enjoy this sweet snack, you may wish to share a small piece with them. Dogs can eat watermelon, so it's okay if your pooch snags a chunk of this fruit off the counter. But, what about your feline friends? Can cats eat watermelon too?

Understanding your cat doesn't have to be hard. Learn to read cat body language and understand cat purrs, meows to decode your feline's messages.

If you own a cat, you most likely know all about the wonderful comforts of their purs. Research shows that cat purrs has been linked to healing broken bones and wounds.

Shopping for the perfect gift for new cat parents can be exciting. We have shared some presents you can consider. The items are functional and will be a big help to the new parents.

The Ragamuffin is related to the Ragdoll cat breed, and is a crossbreed of the Ragdoll cat breed. It is related to the Persian cat breed, and the Himalayan.

The Exotic Shorthair is a gentle and sweet, shorthair Persian cat breed. It has a different coat than the Persian. This breed came about in the 1950’s when the Persian cat breed was bred together with the American Shorthair.

The Burmese originated from Thailand, near the Thai-Burma border. This cat breed was then developed in the U.K, and in the U.S. In 1871, Harrison Weir had a cat show at the Crystal Palace where two Siamese cats were shown. Both resembled the Burmese cat breed as it is today.

Cats can become affected by skin diseases, also known as dermatopathies at any time. Parasites, allergies, allergens, bacterial, viral, parasitic, or fungal infections, and even hormonal imbalances, and tumors can trigger off a skin disorder.

Without good oral hygiene, your cat may be prone to a painful dental condition called gingivitis. Not only can this lead to painful tooth loss and bone infection, gingivitis can cause serious health issues in cats. Just as in people, regular dental care for your cat is important in maintaining optimal feline health. In this blog, we’ll discuss gingivitis, and how to treat it.