Owning a cat near a busy road can be a nerve-shredding experience for a pet owner. Cats are always at risk of being hit by speeding vehicles or hiding under cars and trucks. This rarely ends well for the feline, and not every driver is conscientious and caring enough to stop. Cats and roads will always be an extremely volatile combination. If you let your cat roam, there will always be a risk of an […]

Cleaning up after your cat can be a chore – especially if they’ve dragged poop all over the house. Cats are usually very clean animals, so it’s worrying to see feces outside of the litter box. Also, many cats develop bad toileting habits if their litter box is dirty or difficult to access. We’ll explore the reasons why cats drag poop out of the litter box. Since an inadequate litter box is often the cause […]

If your cat is acting different, you’re bound to be concerned. Changes to your cat’s personality can happen for all sorts of reasons. Going outside for the first time – or spending more time outside than usual – could certainly trigger a personality change. If your cat is acting strangely after being outdoors, you might decide to keep them inside 24/7. But is that always the best action to take? We discuss how long these […]

When a female cat enters heat, the noise is unrelenting. A cat in heat sounds like a baby crying. The noise will continue throughout your pet’s season, unless they can mate. The meowing and yowling associated with felines in heat can be a problem for cat owners. It’s loud, it’s constant, and it’s horrible to listen to. Here are some other signs that your cat is in heat. Let’s explore your options for dealing with the […]

A cat that enters heat can be unmistakable. Your pet may undergo some personality changes during this time, and could need some particular attention. If you are not prepared to spay your female cat, seasons in heat can be extremely challenging. Of course, all of this can be avoided if you have your cat spayed. There are numerous other advantages to this process. Whatever action you decide upon, the more you know about why your […]

Cats between the ages of 7 to 10 are considered mature, and those between 11 and 14 are considered seniors. The human equivalent of 7 cat years is 44 years and as with humans, this is when they begin showing signs of getting older. After reaching this point, their veterinary visits become more important and they also start showing obvious behavioral changes. Instead of brushing it off as your cat “just getting old,” consider including […]