If your cat gets stressed just seeing the carrier or flinches at the sound of nail clippers, you’re definitely not alone. Picture this: Mia, a shy
People often rely on quick fixes or advice from friends and social media. If one method seems to work once, it gets repeated—even if it’s risky.
Cat owners across diverse regions report broad participation in flea and tick prevention, with frequency highest in households with outdoor access or
New research shows magnesium supplement lowered serum phosphorus
Ever wondered why your cat seems to ignore your partner’s hoodie but can’t resist curling up on your pajamas? If you’ve noticed your cat acting
If you’ve ever caught your cat nibbling on your houseplants or the grass in your backyard, you’re not alone. Many cat owners wonder if this behavior
For cat owners facing a chronic kidney disease (CKD) diagnosis in their feline companion, the search for supportive treatments is ongoing and often
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects a significant number of older cats, often leaving pet owners searching for ways to slow its progression and
If getting your cat to the veterinarian feels like a stressful ordeal—for you and your feline friend—you’re not alone. For many cat owners, the mere
Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) has long been one of the most feared diagnoses in feline medicine, often considered a death sentence for affected
Cats are famous for squeezing through surprising spaces. But they do not always try. New research in iScience shows cats gauge their body against
If you've ever wondered whether keeping your cat indoors really makes a difference for their health, a comprehensive new study from Hong Kong
Letting domestic cats roam outdoors can feel natural—but this comprehensive global meta-analysis shows the ecological cost is immense. By
When a pet emergency strikes, quick access to veterinary care can make all the difference. But what happens when an in-person vet isn’t
Feline obesity is a growing concern for pet owners and veterinarians alike, impacting nearly one in three cats in developed countries. Excess weight
If you’ve ever tossed a toy for your cat and watched in surprise as they returned it—ready for another round—you’re not alone. While fetching is
If you share your home with an older cat, you may already know how subtle signs of arthritis can be. Maybe your feline friend hesitates before
Every cat owner knows the challenge: maintaining a fresh-smelling home despite having a litterbox. While regular cleaning helps, the persistent odors
When your pet needs antibiotics, are you actively involved in the treatment decision, or do you simply trust your veterinarian's prescription without
Cat scratching is a natural and essential behavior, but when it targets furniture, carpets, or other household items, it becomes one of the most
Most cat owners know that dental problems can cause bad breath and tooth loss, but groundbreaking new research reveals the stakes are much higher
A groundbreaking study of over 500 obese pets has revealed a troubling reality: once pets become severely overweight—more than 40% above their ideal
Parents worried about pets triggering allergies in their children may want to reconsider: groundbreaking new research suggests that growing up with
A disturbing new study has revealed that heavy metal contamination is widespread in commercial pet foods, with over one-third of dry kibble products
Heartworm disease and intestinal parasites represent two of the most significant health threats to dogs and cats worldwide. While pet owners often
If you're a cat owner, a comprehensive new study has some uncomfortable news: you're probably not investing as much in your feline friend's health
A comprehensive new study is challenging one of the most contentious topics in pet nutrition: whether cats can thrive on vegan diets. Research
If you've always thought fetch was exclusively a dog behavior, prepare to have your assumptions challenged. A groundbreaking study involving over
A groundbreaking study has revealed that common household pets—including dogs, cats, and rabbits—can carry Hepatitis E virus (HEV), a potentially
If you've ever wondered why your dog seems to instantly understand when you point at their toy while your cat completely ignores the same gesture,