Cat health starts with everyday care. It’s more than just going to the vet once a year. From nutrition and grooming to vaccines and checkups, small habits make a big difference. Every life stage—kitten, adult, or senior—has its own set of needs.
Our articles cover common concerns like upset stomachs, weight issues, itchy skin, and dental health. You’ll also find guidance on how to recognize symptoms early and when to call the vet. If you’re curious about diet, hairballs, allergies, or behavior changes, you’re in the right place.
Explore simple wellness tips and easy home routines that help your cat stay comfortable, active, and happy. A little knowledge can lead to fewer emergencies, healthier habits, and more peace of mind for you and your pet.
Siamese cats are famous for their blue eyes, pointed coats, and talkative, people-loving personalities. But along with all that charm, this breed does come with a few health quirks—especially when it comes to their breathing. Siamese cats are more prone to respiratory issues than many other breeds, which can leave owners worried when they hear … Read more
If you’ve noticed your cat bumping into furniture, hesitating in dim lighting, or showing signs of disorientation at night, it might not just be clumsiness—it could be a sign of progressive retinal atrophy (PRA). This inherited condition gradually leads to blindness in cats and can affect even young or seemingly healthy kitties. Let’s break down … Read more
Inherited disorders in cats are genetic problems passed from one generation to the next. Certain cat breeds are more prone to these issues because of their smaller gene pools, and some conditions can have serious effects on health and lifespan. Knowing which disorders exist—and whether your cat’s breed is at risk—can help you make informed … Read more
Have you ever noticed a kitten that walks a bit differently—maybe a little wobbly, or sits with their legs splayed? It might seem cute or quirky at first, but in some Maine Coons, it can be a sign of something more serious: spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). We met a Maine Coon kitten named Jasper through … Read more
I’ll never forget when my first cat, Misty, started moving a little differently. She was the kind of cat who made everything look effortless—hopping onto bookshelves, perching on window ledges like a queen surveying her kingdom. But one day, she hesitated. She paused before jumping, sat down gingerly, and even started bunny-hopping up the stairs. … Read more
I remember when a friend of mine called me, completely panicked. Her big, fluffy Maine Coon—just four years old—had suddenly collapsed and couldn’t move his back legs. She rushed him to the emergency vet, thinking it was a stroke or something neurological. The real diagnosis? Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in cats. I had heard of it before—but … Read more
The first time I had to give Snickers cat ear medication, I ended up with eardrops on my shirt, the counter, and somehow even in my coffee. Sound familiar? If you’ve ever tried to give ear medicine for cats, you know it can feel like wrestling a tiny, furry tornado. But here’s the thing: healthy … Read more
You’ve just given your cat that dewormer, and now you’re staring at them like a hawk, waiting for… something. Trust me, I’ve been there—perched on the edge of the couch, clutching my coffee, waiting for Mr. Fluffkins to either zoom away or drop something unpleasant in the litter box. Here’s the thing about deworming your … Read more
Are you ready to dive into the delightful world of feline pregnancy? You’re in the right place! Brace yourself as we unlock the enchanting mysteries of cat pregnancy. A cat’s pregnancy, often termed as the “gestation period,” typically lasts between 63 to 67 days. Feeling the anticipation? This short, yet thrilling period reveals wonders, as … Read more
Choosing the right cat litter can mean fewer smells, easier cleanups, and even early detection of your cat’s health issues. Two standout contenders in the crystal litter category are PrettyLitter and Fresh Step Crystals. While both are made with moisture-absorbing silica gel, they serve different purposes—and different budgets. Cat owners often compare these two because … Read more