Kristen Levine Pet Living Stories, Science & Advice for Living Happier & Healthier with Pets
Our trusted experts have the answers!
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Shedding is a normal part of a cat’s life, but when should you be concerned? Stress, allergies, fungal infections, and other causes may trigger your cat to shed more than usual.
9 Reasons Your Cat is Shedding Like Crazy and When to WorryRead More
Is your cat coughing up hairballs? Here are 10 natural cat hairball remedies that really work. Plus, learn why they get them, when they become dangerous, and how to clean them up properly.
If your older cat is dehydrated, it could signal your cat has a serious disease, such as kidney disease, diabetes, or hyperthyroidism and should see a veterinarian right away. There are tell-tale signs your cat is dehydrated and easy at-home measures to take to keep your cat hydrated.
3 Reasons Why Older Cats Get Dehydrated and How to Help ThemRead More
Chubby kitties may be cute, but extra pounds can hurt their health. Here are 7 ways to help your cat lose weight and live a purr-fectly healthy life.
7 Things to Do Right Now to Help Your Fat Cat Lose WeightRead More
Is your cat drooling? Are they just drooling when they’re happy, or is something else going on? Here are 4 purr-fectly normal reasons why your cat is drooling, as well as signs that you may need a veterinarian’s help.
4 Purr-fectly Normal Reasons Why Your Cat Is DroolingRead More
Decode your cat’s meow! Wondering why your cat is meowing so much? Discover 7 reasons your cat may be talking a lot and what she’s trying to tell you.
Yes, indoor cats can get fleas! Take these steps to prevent fleas from getting on your cat. And if the pests make it inside your home, follow my simple solutions to get them out of your house before an infestation takes over.
The Best Ways to Get Rid of Fleas on Your Cat and In Your HouseRead More
Is your cat suffering from feline acne, chin acne, or blackheads? It’s more common than you think! Discover the causes and at-home treatments for your cat’s acne.
Which pet insurance is best? This post breaks down some of the more popular plans, what’s covered and what’s not, and helps you make an informed decision that’s best for your pet.
In between wellness checks with your veterinarian, it’s important to regularly monitor your cat’s vital signs, including weight, respiratory rate, temperature, dental health, and overall behavioral changes. When you know what’s normal for your cat, you can more readily detect warning signs early.
How to Check Your Cat’s Heart Rate and Other Vital SignsRead More
Cleaning or brushing your cat’s teeth doesn’t have to be an impossible task! Here are 3 ways to get started brushing your cat’s teeth. Plus, brushing alternatives for keeping even the most picky cat’s teeth clean and healthy.
Pet Hub has designated the month of July as “Lost Pet Prevention Month.” Here are a few things you can do to keep your pets safe.
