Cat Whiskers Bent? Here’s Why.
Cat whiskers bent? It is usually harmless wear, normal shedding or a curly-coated breed like the Devon Rex. Learn when whisker changes need a vet.
Cats
How to Keep Cats From Going Upstairs: Tips and Tricks
Keep cats from going upstairs with a tall pet gate, textures like double-sided tape or foil, motion deterrents and a cozy downstairs setup.
How To Keep Cats Out Of Cabinets: Proven Tricks
Keep cats out of cabinets with childproof latches, sticky tape, cat-safe deterrents and better perches, plus why to skip essential oil sprays.
How to Stop Cat From Going Under Bed: 5 Safe Ways
Stop your cat from going under the bed with a bed blocker, foil or a platform frame, and give it a cozy hideaway instead. Skip essential oils.
Why Is My Cat Licking Herself So Much: Excessive Grooming
A cat licking herself so much may be stressed, itchy from fleas or allergies, or in pain. Learn the signs of overgrooming and when to see your vet.
Are Long Whiskers a Sign of a Healthy Cat: Vital Indicators
Long whiskers are not a sign of a healthy cat on their own. Length mostly reflects genetics and size; sudden loss or brittleness needs a vet.
Why Are Siamese Cats Cross-Eyed: The Genetic Mystery
Siamese cats are cross-eyed because the gene behind their color points also miswires nerves from the eyes to the brain. Learn how it affects vision.
Can Cats Get Colds? All About Feline Respiratory Infections
Cats can get colds, called upper respiratory infections, usually from herpesvirus or calicivirus. Learn the signs, home care and when to see a vet.
When to Remove Dead Kitten From Mother and Why?
Remove a dead kitten from the mother promptly, after she's had a few minutes to sniff it. Learn why, how to handle the body and when to call a vet.
Why Does My Cat Sleep by the Door?
Cats sleep by the door to watch for you, guard their territory, catch interesting scents or find a warm spot. Learn why and how to redirect them.