Why Does My Cat Have Black Boogers?
Black boogers in cats are often dried mucus and dust, but frequent dark discharge can signal infection, a foreign object or injury. Learn the causes.
Black boogers in cats are often dried mucus and dust, but frequent dark discharge can signal infection, a foreign object or injury. Learn the causes.
Cat paw pad peeling can come from dry air, burns, irritants, allergies or immune disease. Learn the signs, safe home care and when to call a vet.
Diabetes in cats is most common in obese, inactive and male cats. Learn the signs, how vets diagnose it, and how insulin and diet can bring remission.
Christmas dangers for pets include chocolate, fatty scraps, cooked bones, tinsel, lilies and mistletoe. Here is how to keep your dog and cat safe.
The average height of a cat is about 9 to 10 inches at the shoulder. See how 11 breeds compare, from tiny Singapuras to tall Maine Coons.
Cat peeing over the edge of the litter box? A bigger, high-sided box, daily scooping and a vet check for urinary problems usually solve it.
Cat rolling in litter box? It is often scent marking or play, but itchy skin, fleas or urinary pain can cause it. Keep it clean and see your vet.
How to purr like a cat: relax, close your lips and let a soft rumble flutter in your throat. Plus the science of how and why real cats purr.
Cats squeak to greet you, ask for attention or show excitement, but a sudden squeaky or hoarse voice can signal illness. Learn what your cat means.
A new cat that hasn't used the litter box is often stressed, but straining or no urine needs a vet right away. Learn the causes and how to fix it.