Cats & Kittens

How high can cats jump? Let's just say healthy kitties can reach great heights with little effort! Our genetics expert shares details of how high a cat can jump

Learn how to bottle-feed a newborn kitten and then wean it onto solid food. You'll also find a feeding schedule and tips on getting a reluctant kitten to nurse.

Meal time is important, so it can be worrisome if your cat stops eating. Here's what to do if your cat suddenly stops eating, from trying to find out why to whe

Can your cat take a few bites of their canine sibling's food? While it may be considered safe, you'll want to avoid sharing meals in the long run.

Cleanup is inevitable when living with pets. But when not used correctly, some household cleaners, like Lysol, can be unsafe for cats to be around. When it come

Scabies in cats isn't a disease that indoor kitties are prone to, but if your furball likes to roam outdoors, here's what you need to know.

Whether it's because of allergies or behavior issues, life with your cat might not be working out. That's OK. Here's how to safely find your cat a new home.

Learn why your cat might be sleeping on your head or face and what you can do to deter your pillow hog if you prefer snoozing without a fur helmet.

Here's how to tell if your cat has tapeworms and how to get rid of them quickly and effectively.

Who's smarter: cats or dogs? The debate continues here with two veterinarians who point out how felines might have the edge.

Learn how to tell if you need to clean your cat's ears, and get a pro's tips on how to do it with the least amount of stress—for you and your kitty.

From the right kitten food to essential care items you might not have considered, here's everything your kitten needs for a happy, healthy start.

Liver disease in cats frequently develops due to an underlying condition. Your first line of defense is when you notice something off, get a professional exam.

Cats purr for a variety of reasons. Here's what you need to know about why cats purr and what your cat may be telling you when her motor is running.

Wondering if your cat can eat chocolate? Learn why chocolate is bad for cats and what to do if your feline steals a bite.

Should your cat be on a feeding schedule or be allowed to graze all day? Read on to see how often you should feed your kitty as she grows and her nutritional ne

Essential oils are popular in skin products and diffusers, but cats shouldn't be around them. Here's what to do if your favorite feline is exposed by mouth or o

Polydactyl cats–also called Hemingway cats and mitten cats–have at least one extra toe on one or more of their paws. They're also extra adorable.

Stomatitis in cats is an unusual oral inflammatory condition with few absolute causes. It's not treatable at home, so here's how you and your vet can plan care

Catnip is the magical herb cats will do "litter"-ally anything to get their paws on. Here's what catnip is and how it affects your feline companion.

Do all cats have nipples? Why do male cats have nipples? Honestly, all great questions about your cat, whether or not they're pregnant.

Kittens' eye color can change as they grow, but sometimes they don't! Depending on the breed, a few kitties keep their birth color through adulthood. Our vet ex

Understand the signs of a cat's upper respiratory infection so you can treat your cat's cold, including coughing, wheezing, sneezing, and runny nose.

You can learn a lot from a cat's body language and sounds. Here's how to decode all your kitty's meows, purrs and tail movements.