Cats are often wary of new objects, including collars. If you are wondering whether your indoor cat should wear a collar, you are not alone. This is a common question among cat parents. While indoor cats are generally safe inside, there are reasons why a collar might be a wise choice. This blog explores the… Read More »
Internal parasites like roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms are a common nuisance for kittens and cats. These parasites not only cause them discomfort and reduce their quality of life but also pose a significant threat to their health and overall well-being. Deworming plays a vital role in treating these worm infestations and preventing their recurrence. But… Read More »
Anxiety is defined as a feeling of nervousness, causing discomfort and fear from stimuli. Humans, in general, experience anxiety in their day-to-day lives. The same kinds of fear and discomfort can also be felt by cats. When a cat senses danger or a threat, it experiences anxiety, which can lead to odd behavior. According to… Read More »
There’s hardly anyone in the world who doesn’t like kittens. If we welcome them with open arms, these little bundles of joy bring a lot of happiness into our lives. Americans in general love cats and kittens. According to reports, 95.6 households in the country own a cat or a kitten. So how about dedicating… Read More »
Cats may develop arthritis as they age due to the lifetime wear and tear of joints. However, other factors like genetics, obesity, injury, and acromegaly, may also influence the development of this degenerative joint disease in cats. While conventional treatments for arthritis have always been effective, cat owners are now gradually expanding the horizons of… Read More »
Pets are adorable and having one is interesting and fun. Adults look for a companion in them; children want them to be a friend to play with, and seniors seek them to be a helping aid. Pets play different roles, adapting to the atmosphere of your home and requirements. They are always giving and in… Read More »
We love our cats, but some parasites like fleas, ticks, and worms love feeding on them even more. They leave no chance of infecting our beloved feline friends and pose a grave threat to them. One of the economical ways to save our cats from a wide spectrum of parasites like fleas, ticks, mites, heartworms,… Read More »
INTRODUCTION: Cats are lovable, affectionate, and adorable. Across the United States, cats are one of the popular choices as pets. As a matter of fact, nearly 25-30% of US households have felines as their animal companions. These furry companions make a very good family pet and within no time they make you an essential part… Read More »
Cat parents understand the joy that these furry four-legged-feline-friends bring to our lives. Because cats are naturally independent, they are often easier to care for when we share our homes with them. As a result, it’s vital for both you and your cat to keep it healthy and parasite-free. Internal or external parasite infection in… Read More »
Heartworm disease in cats varies greatly from that in dogs. The cat is an uncommon host for heartworms, and the majority of worms in cats do not reach adulthood. This is why there are normally only one to three adult heartworms in cats. Hence, heartworm disease in cats often goes undiagnosed. But it’s important to… Read More »