Cats & Kittens

Cats can suffer from depression just like people. While their depression tends to be short term, it can be overwhelming both to the cat and her family. Learn to

Watermelon isn't toxic to cats, but that doesn't mean it's a good idea to add it to your pet's diet. Follow these tips for safely sharing the treat.

Learn how to help your cat lose weight safely with easy tips about food, exercise, and strategies for multi-cat households.

From how much to feed your cat to fear-free vet visits and travel tips, here are 10 ways to keep your cat healthy from a veterinarian's point of view.

If you're wondering if your cat has separation anxiety, know that it can be tricky to diagnose. Learn about the signs of separation anxiety in cats and how to t

Kittens start life with liquid nourishment and slowly graduate to solid foods. This chart shows how kittens transition from liquids to solids.

Salmon is an ingredient in many cat foods, but before you prepare it at home, find out the safest way to cook salmon for your cat to eat.

Mastitis is a painful breast condition in cats. Learn what mastitis looks like so that you can quickly get your cat the appropriate treatment she needs.

While cats can eggs safely, it's important to understand the proper portion size, how to cook them, and some basics on feline nutrition.

A veterinarian says kittens can leave their mom after certain key stages of weekly development—like once they're socialized and eating their own food.

It's a common belief that dogs are color blind, but what about cats? Despite what many believe, cats can see color differently than you might expect. Find out w

A common household item, is baking soda bad for cats? The short answer is yes. If ingested, baking soda can be toxic for felines. Here's how to keep them safe a

Are male cats more affectionate? And where did this idea even come from, anyway? We asked an animal behaviorist to talk about what really makes cats more loving

Instinct drives cats to bury their poop, but that doesn't mean it's common to all cats. Health and environmental causes can override this protective habit.

Cats most often get dry skin on the lower back due to dry air or difficulty reaching that spot to groom. Learn how to help your cat with dry skin find relief.

Cat cataracts make it difficult for your kitty to see the world. Find out how to recognize cataracts in your cat and what actions to take first to alleviate the

<b> </b>You may have always believed cats love to lap up milk. But in fact cats are lactose intolerant. Help enhance your cat's nutrition by learning more about

When do kittens start eating food? Just a few weeks after they're born, actually. As they grow, they'll start eating more and more. Here's some advice from our

If you think your cat was bitten by a snake, don't panic. We've got the next steps for you in one place to quickly treat your cat's snakebite.

Extreme thirst and frequent urination may be signs that your cat has kidney disease. Learn why regular veterinary care is key to discovering and managing the co

Cats are obligate carnivores, but that doesn't mean they can chow down on hot dogs. A veterinarian weighs in on the issues of feedings hot dogs to cats, includi

You won't be able to stop all your cat's shedding, but steady grooming and dietary changes might be able lessen the hair loss.

Cats on keyboards—loafing, lying, sprawling out—is one of their many mysterious behaviors. So we asked an expert to explain some of the reasons why they do it.

Before you adopt a cat, there are a number of essential supplies to buy. Petcare Hub brings you a list of all the essentials like cat food, a litter box, and mo