The Most Common Side Effects Of A Rabies Vaccination In Cats
Vaccinating your cat against rabies is one of the most important steps you can take to care for their health. However, the injection may come with side effects.
Read MoreVaccinating your cat against rabies is one of the most important steps you can take to care for their health. However, the injection may come with side effects.
Read MoreWhisker fatigue may explain why your cat's eating behaviors have changed. However, some experts aren't certain about its existence.
Read MoreSure, we all want a beautiful garden, but we also want our cats to be safe. Avoid planting this blue shrub if you want to protect your pet.
Read MoreIt's crucial that pregnant stray cats get the vet care, nutrients, and shelter they require to safely have their kittens. Here's how to help.
Read MoreNormally, cats are great at keeping themselves clean. But sometimes certain health issues can cause a fishy stench to come from their behind.
Read MoreA number of issues can result in a stinky pet. From health issues to grooming and cleaning mistakes, these are some of the main culprits to look out for.
Read MoreCats can become pregnant once they enter heat. This will happen for the first time while your feline is still a kitten, making pregnancy prevention crucial.
Read MoreCat scratch fever may sound like some exotic made-up malady, but it does happen, to humans and cats alike. Here's how to tell if you or your cat have it.
Read MoreMany know that a cat can be spayed to prevent any future pregnancies, but can this procedure be done when a feline already has a litter on the way?
Read MoreIf your cat's toe beans feel a little too warm to you, there could be an underlying issue that you need to address. Here's what to know (and do).
Read MoreIf you suspect that your cat might have a litter of kittens on the way, watch out for these physical and behavioral changes that often manifest with pregnancy.
Read MoreShould you add "cat sun protection" to your next shopping list? It turns out even your fluffiest fur baby may not be as burn proof as you think.
Read MoreDo you need to worry about potentially preparing for another litter of kittens right after your female cat gives birth? The answer may shock you.
Read MoreWhile declawing your cat might seem like a convenient way to protect your furniture and skin from scratch marks, it's not worth the cost to your feline friend.
Read MoreIt's important for the owner of a pregnant cat to start preparing for her kittens' arrival. Luckily, there are some indicators of how large her litter might be.
Read MoreHigh-fat diets may lead to multiple undesirable outcomes for your cat, including a condition that can have a lasting impact on their vision.
Read MoreCatnip is generally safe for felines. However, overexposure can lead to adverse side effects. Here's what to look for, and how to stop this from happening.
Read MoreIs your mood lighting putting your pets at risk? Keep your environment as safe as possible while still enhancing the ambience with these best practices.
Read MoreAir fresheners may seem like a no-brainer to keep your home smelling fresh. However, certain varieties can have serious consequences for your pet's health.
Read MorePets and essential oils like eucalyptus rarely mix well. It's crucial to keep cats and dogs away from the substance, including products that contain it.
Read MoreSnake planets are a popular choice for brightening up a home; however, they can also pose a significant risk to the health of your beloved pets.
Read MoreCleaning wipes may seem like a convenient way to get rid of messes or disinfect around your house. However, they hold potential dangers for your pets.
Read MoreRaid may be an effective insecticide; however, pet owners should reconsider using some of the company's products due to the ingredients they contain.
Read MoreAlthough adult cats with lice can be safely treated with anti-flea medications, managing lice in kittens requires a gentler approach. Here's what to know.
Read MoreThe color of a cat's tongue can offer insight into their well-being. A black tongue may stem from an injury, genetic condition, or health concern.
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