Cats & Kittens

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.

Can cats eat sweet potatoes? Cooked sweet potato is generally safe for cats but with caveats. Learn how to safely serve this veggie.

A cat loaf is when cats sit with their legs all tucked under themselves. Learn why cats loaf and the different types of loafing positions.

Is your cute little kitten giving you (painful) love bites? Check out these tips for how to stop a kitten from biting.

Can cats eat peaches? Yes, in small amounts, but there are important caveats to consider. Learn the dos and don’ts of offering your cat peach.

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.

Can cats eat tuna? Yes, but you need to consider the type and quantity. We spoke to vets about how to safely serve tuna to cats and more.

Can cats eat cucumbers? Yes, they can, but there are some caveats. Learn the benefits, risks and how to safely serve cucumber to your kitty.

What is your cat’s tail telling you? From signs of fear to loving signals, here’s how to decode your kitty’s cat tail language.

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.

Can cats eat oranges? No, they cannot. Vets explain why oranges are harmful to cats and what steps you should take if your cat eats the fruit.

What is your cat’s tail telling you? From signs of fear to loving signals, here’s how to decode your kitty’s cat tail language.

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.

Cat suckling is usually a normal and harmless behavior, but there are ways pet parents can discourage it.

A cat who's knocking over their water bowl is likely trying to satisfy some type of need. Learn what those might be and what you can do about it.

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.

How many teeth do cats have? And where are they located? Vet experts answer all your cat teeth-related questions.

Is your cat constipated? With the approval of your vet, cat laxatives can help. Vet experts explain how they work.

Can healthy cats eat renal food? Healthy cats should not eat a consistent renal food diet. Vet experts explain why.