It’s not always easy to know when your cat has tapeworms. Tapeworms are a type of worm that can infect cats, and they can be tricky to diagnose. In this article, we’ll discuss the symptoms of tapeworm infection in cats, and we’ll explore whether or not it’s necessary to quarantine cats who have them. We’ll …
It’s not unusual for cats to grab their human’s hand and give it a good hard bite. Other times, you might find your cats nibble on you when you pet them. While this behavior may startle or even hurt us, there’s usually no cause for alarm. In most cases, when a cat grabs your hand, …
I bet you never saw yourself googling ‘How Long Can My Cats Hold Their Pee?’, but here we are. Whether your cat hasn’t peed in days, or is not peeing where they are supposed to, OR are peeing too often, you will find the answers in this article. We’ll also establish how often you should …
Is your cat one of those cats that stay small? There are a few reasons why your cat may be smaller than other cats. One possibility is that they’re not getting enough nutrients, which can lead to stunted growth. Another reason could be parasites or other health issues. Some cat breeds, like the Singapora and …
Some cat owners lock their cats up in a room at night because they’re mischievous and make nights unbearable with their meowing. Other pet parents confine their cats to a room when night falls for safety, as cats usually break things and climb over everything. They’re also excellent escape artists, so there’s a risk of …
Cats never close their eyes (except when they’re dozing) because they’re hunters. They’re known for their wide-open, alert eyes, so if your feline closes one eye often, there’s probably a good reason. So, why is one of my cat’s eyes closed? A cat blinking repeatedly or closing one eye usually means discomfort. Your cat can …
If your pet cat went missing or you’re being a curious cat (no pun intended) and wonder where strays stay during the day, you’re in luck. In today’s article, I will discuss the whereabouts of stray cats in great detail. Typical places strays stay during the day include abandoned houses and wooded areas, as they …
If your cat pees on you, don’t fret. Your furry friend doesn’t hate your guts. There’s likely a medical reason behind this behavior. When cats pee on their owners, there’s something wrong with their health. Possible causes include urinary tract infections, a dirty litter box, wrong cat litter, lost bladder control, marking territory, environmental change, …
Cats start meowing at a young age to get attention, just as babies and kids will cry out for milk or attention. This can explain why adult cats meow most of the time, but it doesn’t explain why they meow when you pet them since they already have your attention at the moment. Most adult …
Most cats love chin rubbing, belly rubs, and, you guessed it, butt pats or butt scratches. One of the reasons felines like being patted on the bum is that the area around their hips has a lot of nerve endings that don’t get much stimulation regularly. And the sensation of being gently scratched activates those …
Cats aren’t only creatures of habit, but they also still keep much of their wild instinct. And this affects different aspects of their lives, including adjusting to new spaces. Before they change homes with their cats or adopt a new kitten, most cat owners wonder how long it takes to adjust to a new home. …
My indoor cat is obsessed with going outside, what should I do? Many cat owners wonder, why does my cat want to go outside so bad? For many reasons, some indoor cats feel trapped at home and appear unhappy with their current living situation. Common reasons indoor kittens show interest in exploring the outdoor life …
Some cats enjoy the companionship of other cats, but unlike dogs, they’re not acting as pack animals. So, do cats know their siblings? Well, unless kittens were raised together in the same litter, they’re not likely to remember or recognize each other in the future. Moreover, even a short separation can be enough for felines …
Cats show their love by blinking slowly, laying on you, etc. If your cat’s suddenly laying on you, they’re either expressing their affection, looking for cuddles and attention or finally trusting you, which is amazing. Moreover, sick, older and anxious cats become more clingy, so keep that in mind. In today’s article, I will discuss …
I love kittens, but I must admit, they’re kind of weird. One minute they’re destroying your home, and the next, they’re just sitting in their litter box doing nothing. If you just saw your kitten sitting in their litter box, doing absolutely nothing, don’t worry, as it’s a natural behavior for many cats. However, if …