Melanoma in Cats: Causes, Symptoms, & Treatment
Melanoma is a type of tumor that is thankfully rare in cats. It most often affects the eye but can also develop in the skin, mouth, ears, and rest of the body. While they can...
How to Get a Picky Cat to Eat: 6 Tips From a Cat Behaviorist
Cats are not deliberately picky, nor do they try to frustrate their owners at mealtimes. Cats are naturally discerning about their food due to their innate hunting skills and sensitive taste buds. Changes in routine...
9 Common Signs Your Cat Is Traumatized & How To Help
Just as traumatic experiences can have long-lasting effects on people, cats can be impacted in a similar way. If they experience one or more incidents where they were under threat or in harm’s way, cats...
How to Implement a Rotation Diet for Cats
Food and mealtimes can truly be the key to a cat’s heart. Many of us prefer variety in our diets and it's common to wonder if our cats might also benefit from a regular change...
Why Do Cats Huff?
Have you ever heard cats huff? Cats can make all sorts of sounds, including purring, chirping, meowing, and chattering. In fact, did you know that research has shown that felines can produce up to 21...
8 Common Cat Sleeping Positions and What They Really Mean
Cats are absolute sweethearts when they are asleep, even the most mischievous kitties appear like snugly angels when they’re all curled up on the couch or snoozing in the sun. Felines are able to sleep...
6 Common Reasons Why Cats Pee Outside the Litter Box
Are you frustrated, losing sleep, and thinking of giving your cat away because he or she is peeing outside of the litter box? You are not alone! House soiling outside the litter box is one...
Frisco High-Sided Cat Litter Box Review
Why Trust Cats.com I’ve had cats for most of my life. I’ve tested multiple litter boxes, either formally for reviews or for my own use to find the best fit for my space and cats....
What Are Cutaneous Horns in Cats? A Vet Explains
Cutaneous horns are hard horn-like growths you might see growing from your cat’s paw pad – a bit like an extra claw. A surprisingly common skin condition, they feel like hard, thickened bits of skin....
How To Stop Cats From Scratching Furniture
In cats, scratching is as natural and normal as sleeping, but without the right training, it can also destroy couches, chairs, and more. Fortunately, you can redirect this behavior and save both the sofa and...