Cats & Kittens

Your cat has his own way of telling you when he's feeling defensive, affectionate, or even when he's in pain. Learn how to interpret your cat's body language to

Believe it or not, cats love to be walked! A harness and leash can help keep kitty safe on your adventures, but can be tricky to use. Here's how to put a harnes

Kittens may not start walking right away, but they'll be scampering around sooner than you might think! A veterinarian explains what to expect as kittens start

Can cats eat garlic? Absolutely not, as both the vegetable and dried spice are toxic to cats. A vet explains why and what to do if your kitty accidentally has s

Does your cat have puffy, red eyes and discharge from her nose and eyes? She may have feline herpes virus. This viral disease can be controlled with medications

Your cat’s diet plays an important role in her health. But if you notice your feline has halted her feedings, how long should you let her go without food? Find

Feline leukemia (FeLV) is a contagious disease and is the most common cause of cancer in cats. Find out how you can protect your cats from catching this incurab

Litter box cat naps can be a sign of a bigger medical or behavior problem, and they can even create problems of their own.

Osteoarthritis is a painful joint condition that's common in cats, and the signs can be easy to miss. Learn how to help your veterinarian spot it early.

Your cat's a natural meat-lover, but is it safe to eat raw chicken? A vet expert weighs in on safety considerations before you give your cat raw meat of any kin

Whether roasting a bird or making a sandwich, people often want to know: can cats eat turkey? Here are a few rules to know before offering a nibble.

The bite-sized fruit is rich in antioxidants, potassium, and vitamin C, but are blueberries safe for cats? Here's how to safely share the fruit with your kitty.

While salt is an essential nutrient and critical for electrolyte balance, too much salt can be toxic for cats. Learn how much is too much and what to do if your

There are a lot of fish in the sea—but which are safe for your cat to eat and how often? Here's what you should know about mercury poisoning in cats.

How much should an average cat weigh? Two feline veterinarians weigh in on what a healthy weight might be for a normal male or female cat.

There are many ways to enrich your cat's life that don't cost a lot (or any!) money. We have some tried-and-true ideas for keeping your kittens and cats curious

Diabetes in cats can lead to weight loss, vomiting, dehydration, and even death. Know the signs so you can get your cat diagnosed and treated.

If your cat loves to stick their butt where it doesn't belong, like in your face, here's what he might be trying to say.

First-time cat owners should take into account multiple things before adopting, including the cost of owning a cat, lifestyle, veterinarians, and more.

Although originally desert creatures, felines still need access to fresh, clean water every day. Here's what a vet recommends for their daily water intake as we

Have you ever wondered if you can train your cat to walk on a leash outside? With these easy steps you and your cat companion can enjoy outdoor excursions toget

Find out which plants are toxic to cats. Here are the houseplants to avoid if you have cats.

If you're wondering if you can feed bananas to your cat, the long answer involves a look at feline nutrition and ways to keep them safe and healthy.

You might not think you need it, but experts recommend putting a collar with ID tags on your cat—even for indoor cats. Here's why and what your cat's ID tag sho