Learn how to care for your pregnant cat — from diet and vet visits to nesting and birth preparation. This complete guide ensures a healthy pregnancy and happy kittens.
If your cat won’t eat, act fast — loss of appetite can signal stress or illness. Learn how to identify the cause, encourage eating safely, and know when it’s time to call your vet.
Most common cat diseases are mild and easily treatable. From sniffles to stomach upset, here’s how to recognize and care for low-risk feline illnesses before they become serious.
Keeping your cat in a good mood is about balance — respecting their nature, building trust, and creating a stimulating, loving environment where they can thrive.
Regular grooming is vital for cats—it reduces shedding and hairballs, prevents mats, helps detect health problems early, and strengthens the bond between pet and owner.
When a mama cat named Mama Skunk was handed a kitten that wasn’t hers, she didn’t hesitate—she groomed, cuddled, and fed it like her own. This viral story is proof that a cat’s love knows no boundaries.
Cats are master charmers at mealtime, but as a veterinarian I know the best feeding routine is about more than satisfying cute stares — it’s about keeping them healthy, happy, and purring.
