New pets come with new responsibilities. Before bringing home a new cat, ensure your home is safe for an inquisitive furry friend. Though a senior cat may not be as quick to cause mischief in your house as a kitten, you still need to make changes to prepare your space before bringing them home. Here’s how to cat-proof your home before bringing home a senior cat.
Everyone knows the notion that dogs and cats don’t get along. While this idea has some truth, it’s possible to help your cat and dog get along. Try the following five tricks and watch your pets become unlikely best friends.
I am sure that when you have looked at your Maine Coon Cat, and seen all that fur, you probably wondered "How will I possibly groom and trim my cat"! Now the answer to that may depend on whether or not you intend to "show" your cat or just have a well-groomed cat at home.
Many people take their car for spring and fall tune-ups, but autumn is also a great time to schedule a check-up for your furry friend, especially if they’re over the age of ten. Most veterinarians recommend annual check-ups for non-senior pets and biannual check-ups for pets considered senior.* (The age that a pet is considered older varies by species and even by breed.) I’ve found that spring and fall are great times to schedule an all around check-ups for senior pets. My “junior” pets have their check-ups each spring so that their shots will be up-to-date before summer travel and to make sure they’re ready for the challenge of summer adventures like hiking and trips to the beach.
In order to own a healthier cat, you have decided to change your cat’s food diet after much pondering and discussion with your veterinarian. But knowing that you own a finicky and choosy cat, you wonder if there is anything you can do to help your cat like its new diet.
As a cat owner, you want nothing but the best for your furry friend. From their food to their toys, you strive to provide them with everything they need to be healthy and happy. One of the most essential items that you need to consider when it comes to your cat's well-being is their bowl. In this article, we'll talk about the best kind of cat bowl and how much it can hold.
