Whether you have a curious kitten or a sophisticated senior,
these pet care tips will keep them “feline fine” at every stage of life.
Kitten
How to Get Your Kitten to Use the Litter Box
Getting a kitten to use the litter box is easier than you might think, Here are my top tips to start your kitten’t litter box habits off on the right paw.
When Should I Spay or Neuter My Cat?
Spaying or neutering your cat is one of the best things you can do as a cat parent. You’ll be helping to control the problem of unwanted kittens, and you and your feline friend will experience some benefits too!
Adult
From Hairballs to Fleas: Cat-spert Advice on Cat Care
Hairballs, Fleas, and Shedding, oh my! I’ve taken some of my favorite “Dear Tabby” questions and given you my Cat-spert answers and advice!
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6 Litter Box Secrets You Need to Know
Having a kitty who refuses to use the litter box, or who uses it inconsistently, is one of the most frustrating issues any cat parent has to deal with. Here are the 6 secrets you need to know about your cat’s litter box.
What is the Healthiest Natural Cat Litter?
When it comes to their litter, our feline friends can be a little particular. Here’s the scoop on finding a healthy, natural cat litter that you’ll both love.
Senior
How to Help Your Senior Cat Cope with Arthritis
Joint deteriorations and arthritis tend to develop with age, but there are a few things that we as humans can do to soothe our kitties sore joints!
How to Help Your Senior Cat with Kidney Disease
As cats age, they often acquire more health issues. One common issue in senior cats is Kidney Disease. Find out how to take care of a cat with kidney problems at home.
How to Check Your Cat’s Vital Signs
For those of us who really love cats, their air of independence and mystery is just one of the things that makes them absolutely irresistible. However, when it comes to figuring out what is going on with a cat’s health, being mysterious loses its charm – in fact it can make things downright complicated! Cats are masters at hiding what is ailing them, and they frequently will not show any noticeable signs of sickness or injury. If you learn how to check your cat’s vital signs, you will have a baseline from which to gauge his general health, and a way to check up on him if you ever suspect a problem.