Health Care

Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) are common in kittens and cats. Find out how to protect your kitty.

If your cat is throwing up clear liquid, it could be due to anything from overeating to other more serious underlying causes.

Trap-neuter-release (TNR) programs at shelters and rescues across the country save cats’ lives by reducing feral populations.

Yes! A cat can get pregnant while still nursing her young. Here’s what you need to know, including how it happens.

When your cat has a lump on their stomach, some of the most common reasons include an abscess, cyst, hernia and more. Here's what to do.

Hauspanther founder Kate Benjamin uses stylish design to make a meaningful difference in the lives of cats everywhere.

Lip swelling in cats can be caused by a few things, including feline acne, oral and facial tumors and more. Learn about cat swollen lips.

Kitty nails and leather sofas don’t mix. Find out how to repair cat scratches on leather furniture yourself—and when it’s time to call a pro.

If your cat’s litter box habits have changed, it could be a sign of a serious medical problem. Here’s what to do when your cat’s not peeing.

Discover whether cats are nocturnal and how you can help get them on a sleeping schedule that works better for both of you.

Can cats see in the dark? Just how much can your cat see when the lights go out? We asked veterinary ophthalmologists about cats’ night vision.

Cat experts explain how to tell a cat’s age, from physical attributes like body shape and coat condition, to behavioral clues like trainability.

How can you tell if your cat is living their best life? Look for these 11 signs that experts say mean you have a happy cat.

Cats aren’t supposed to drool … are they? Vet experts explain what can cause cat drooling, from dental disease to simply feeling relaxed.

Where should kittens sleep at night? We spoke with experts about creating the ideal sleeping environment for your feline friend.

Adjusting to changing the clocks can be hard, even for our pets. Get expert training tips to help your dog or cat learn their new schedule.

There’s no perfect time to bring home a new cat, but experts say giving you and any other pets time to grieve is an important step.

Eye changes, like anisocoria, in cats always warrant a visit to the vet. Here are the common causes and other signs you can watch for.

Although frustrating, a cat scratches walls to protect themselves physically and emotionally. We explain how to safely redirect those claws off your walls.

Is your kitten throwing up? There could be several reasons for this behavior. We spoke to vet experts about common causes and how to help.

If your cat is depressed, there are a number of things you can do to cheer them up. But first, you’ll want to check in with your vet.

Although frustrating, a cat scratches walls to protect themselves physically and emotionally. We explain how to safely redirect those claws off your walls.

Kitten constipation can develop for a number of reasons. Vets explain the causes and what you can do to help your constipated kitten.

What did your cat just say? Paw through the most common cat sounds, including trills, purrs and yowls, to find out what they mean.