Cats
- 1. Ask the Vet: Cat-Health FAQs
- 2. Cat Adoption
- 3. Cat Care Tips
- 4. Cat Food and Nutrition
- 5. Cat Furniture-Scratching Solutions
- 6. Cat Health General
- 7. Cat Training and Behavior
- 8. Common Cat Illnesses
- 9. Feline Distemper and Cats
- 10. Feral Cats
- 11. Kitten Development
- 12. Litter Box 101 for Cat Parents
- 13. Taking Your Cat to the Vet
- 14. Tips for New Cat Adopters
- 15. Why Won't My Cat Use the Litter Box?
Ask the Vet: Cat-Health FAQs
My Adopted Cat Eats Constantly
Ask the Vet: "I just adopted a new adult cat that seems to eat all day long. Is that normal, and how do you tell if he is fat?"
What To Do If You Find a Lump On Your Cat's Skin
Find out what you need to know about that mystery lump on your cat, questions to ask the vet, your testing options and more.
Cat Adoption
Thinking of Adopting a Cat?
You've made a wise choice: A cat is a lovable, charming pet that offers endless fun and entertainment.
Why Adopt a Second Cat?
There are benefits to having two cats, but they apply only when the two cats are well matched and have enough physical space to live together comfortably.
Adopting a Senior Cat: 10 Reasons You Should
Thinking of adding a new cat to your household? Here are ten reasons to consider adopting an older feline.
Cat Care Tips
Your Cat's Basic Needs
Learn the basics of cat care including feeding, litter box, grooming and more.
How to Give Your Cat a Massage
Massage cna be a great bonding activity for you and your cat. Find out how to give a cat massage like a pro.
Debunking 9 Common Myths About Cats
Find out the truth about old cat myths like whether black cats have more dander, whether cats steal baby's breath and more.
Which Cat Litter Is Best?
Learn to manage your cat's litter box like a pro with these tips on picking a cat litter.
Calming Your Cat At Night
Does your cat have the nighttime crazies? Find out how to calm him and get some sleep.
Getting Your Cat Declawed
What declawing is, alternatives to and side effects of the surgery for your cat.
Cat Food and Nutrition
Wet Food vs. Dry Food: Which Cat Food Is Better?
Find out what the experts have to say about the wet food vs. dry food debate.
Cat Furniture-Scratching Solutions
Why Cats Scratch
Understanding why cats need to scratch is an important part of protecting your furniture. Find out the motivation behind why cats scratch here.
How to Choose a Scratching Post
The list of supplies one needs when adopting a new cat or kitten can be staggering.
Scratching Posts: Getting Your Cat To Use Them
Some cats automatically prefer scratching posts, while others don't. Find out how to get even the finickiest cat to use her scratching post.
Cat Nail Trims and Nail Caps
Find out how trimming your cat's nails or using nail caps can help save your furniture.
How to Stop Furniture Scratching
Learn to protect your furniture from kitty's claws with these simple training techniques.
Should I Declaw My Cat?
Declaws are a major surgery. Learn more about it -- and other options -- here.
Facts About Declawing Cats
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the ASPCA's Bergh Memorial Hospital encourage owners to seek alternatives to declawing.
Cat Health General
Tips for a Healthy Cat
An ASPCA Bergh Memorial Animal Hospital veterinarian offers advice to prevent the most common cat complaints. . -- Sneezing.
Flea Products Dangerous to Cats
Jenny rushes her cat Sasha to the emergency clinic. Sasha, who seemed fine a short time ago, just had a full-blown seizure.
Cat Training and Behavior
Surviving the Feline Teens
Surviving the Feline Teens . As your cat matures from kittenhood to adolescence, behavior once giggled over may now be seen as obnoxious.
Dealing With Nighttime Troublemakers
Certain cats believe that nighttime is the right time for making merry.
Keeping Cats Off Counters
Every morning Martha, a stately Maine coon mix, sashayed across the breakfast table and made a beeline for her favorite windowsill, shedding cat hair into
Wild Animals Killed by Cats
To find out more about the killing habits of cats in Britain, The Mammal Society carried out a survey of almost a thousand cats during the spring and sum
Keeping Cats Out of the Garden
Keeping Cats Out of the Garden. Keeping loose, stray or feral cats out of the garden is no easy task.
Preparing The Cat For A New Baby
Today, shelters are still visited by tearful mothers-to-be with cats in tow, who arrive after well-meaning relatives or old-school obstetricians have conv
Petfinder's Top Ten Tips for a Contented Cat
Play with Your Cat Playtime is essential for your cat, so make time to play with her every day.
Common Cat Illnesses
Five Serious Cat Illnesses Only Your Vet May See
Learn what five serious, but treatable illnesses only your vet is likely to detect early.
The Subtle Signs of A Sick Cat
Cats are notoriously good at hiding illness. Don't miss these important signs of a sick cat and help keep your cat safe!
10 More Subtle Signs of Illness in Cats
Cats are notorious for hiding illnesses. Find out what signs to watch out for and when to call the vet.
Upper Respiratory Infections in Cats
Learn about what it means when you cat has a cold, how to treat it and when to call the vet.
Feline Leukemia Virus
Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) is one of the most feared causes of disease in cats, being responsible for almost one-third of their cancer deaths.
FeLV Facts: Diagnosis and Transmission
Find out what FELV is, how it's different from FIV, how your cat may be at risk and how to protect your cat.
Feline Acne: Cats Get Zits Too
Yes, cat's get zits too! Find out why cats get black heads, what it means and how to stop them.
Thyroid Disease and Cats
As the most common gladular disorder in cats, thyroid issues affect many cats each year. Find out how to spot and manage this condition.
Cats and Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP)
Learn about what FIP is, whether your cat may be at risk and the early signs.
Plague and Your Cat
If your cat chases mice or other small mammals, your cat may be at risk from the plague. Find out what you need to do to protect him -- and yourself.
Feline Distemper and Cats
Panleukopenia Fact Sheet for Cat Parents
Find out the basics about deadly panleukopenia and how you can protect your cat.
Cats and Panleukopenia aka Feline Distemper
Find out what panleukopenia is and how this deadly disease can be prevented.
Feral Cats
How to Prevent Freezing Water
The ideal solution, though only plausible in secure circumstances, is an electrically heated water bowl.
Junkyard Cats
Junkyard Cats . Life in an Indiana junkyard was harsh enough for the 200 cats and kittens who lived there.
TNR - The Humane Alternative
TNR: The Humane Alternative: The nation is turning to trap/neuter/return to solve the feral cat problem-because it's ethical, and because it works.
How to Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) Feral Cats
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Kitten Development
Kitten Development
UNDER CONSTRUCTION! . A kitten is not a small cat. A kitten is an infant; a cat under construction.
Litter Box 101 for Cat Parents
Do New Cats Need to be Litter Box Trained?
Find out how to get your new cat using his litter box like a champ.
What Size Litter Box Should I Have?
Find out what the experts say about using different size and shaped litter boxes.
Where Should My Litter Box Go?
Find out whether a dark, private place, or out in the middle of everything is the best place for your litter box. The answer just might surprise you.
Cleaning the Litter Box: How Often Is Best?
How often does the litter box really need to be cleaned? Find out here!
Taking Your Cat to the Vet
Take Your Cat to the Vet Week 2011
It's Take Your Cat to the Vet Week! Get tips for putting your cat in a carrier, keeping her calm at the vet and more!
Get Your Cat to Like the Vet
Five must-know tips for making it through your cat's veterinary appointment.
Get Your Cat to Like His Carrier
Find out how you can get your cat to stop hiding every time the carrier comes out.
Get Your Cat to Like the Car
Find out how to keep your cat calm in the car -- and how it can help you get more out of your cat's vet exam.
Keep Your Cat Calm During a Vet Exam
Find out what veterinarians recommend to keep your cat calm during exams.
Questions to Ask Your Cat's Vet
Find out what questions veterinarians wish cat parents asked during every visit.
Banfield's Tips for Low-Stress Vet Visits for Cats
Find out how to avoid the cat-crazies during your regular wellness exam.
Get the Most Out of Your Cat's Vet Appointment
Find out how you can prepare ahead of time to get the most out of your cat's wellness visit with the vet.
Tips for New Cat Adopters
The First 30 Days with Your New Cat
Get tips for how to prepare your home and start of your new cat adoption so it lasts a lifetime.
9 Ways to Welcome Home your New Cat
Congratulations! You have just begun a relationship that's bound to be filled with fun and affection.
Tips for Introducing Two Cats
A carefully planned introduction is everything. Most cats do not readily accept a new member of the family; they need time to get used to the idea.
Why Won't My Cat Use the Litter Box?
Why Did My Cat Stop Using the Litter Box?
Common reasons cats stop using the litter box and more great litter box training tips from Dr. Stephanie Janeczko, D.V.M.
How Often Should I Clean My Cat's Litter Box?
How often you should clean your cat's litter box, plus -- more litter box training tips from Dr. Stephanie Janeczko, D.V.M.
What Size Litter Box Should I Have?
Has your cat outgrown his litter box? Dr. Stephanie Janeczko, D.V.M. explains how to tell and how to find one that suits your cat.
What Cat Litter Is Best?
Every heard of a "litter box cafeteria?" Find out how it can help you find the best litter for your cat -- and you!
Where Should I Put the Litter Box?
Dr. Stephanie Janeczko, D.V.M. explains the secrets of prime litter box location for your cat -- and you
Do New Cats Need To Be Litter Trained?
Dr. Stephanie Janeczko, D.V.M. explains how to introduce a new cat to your household while making sure to keep his litter box habits in-check
