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Is Your Cat Peeing Outside The Litter Box?
Do your cat’s bathroom habits drive you crazy? Cats peeing outside the litter box is a common problem which can happen for many reasons. If your cat has taken up the habit, some detective work is required to get to the bottom of the problem and correct it. Table of Contents: Cat Peeing Outside the…
Pet Odor Alert: How to Remove Lingering Pet Smells
Pets are often beloved family members, but that amazing animal love often comes with a stench. From hairballs and litter boxes to fecal piles and vomit, our furry friends can quickly turn a happy home into a nose-pinching disaster zone. To remove lingering pet smells, the tricks are to: Prevent them from occurring whenever possible…
Top 5 Easter Hazards for Dogs and Cats
Easter is a wonderful time of year for celebrating. It’s a fabulous time to enjoy our families and friends, including our furred companions, but with the festivities comes a multitude of potential dangers for pets. Fortunately, all of these possible hazards can easily be avoided with some precaution, tips, and substitutions. Pets Eating Chocolate Chocolate…
Cat Vomiting (and How to Clean it Up)
Why do cats vomit? Unfortunately, there’s not a simple answer to this question. Indeed, it can be purr-fectly normal behavior (up to a point!) for cats to vomit. So a good place to start is by deciding if your cat is healthy but happens to vomit, or is a “sick” cat (to pardon the pun)….
Apple Cider Vinegar For Cats
Most people know about the benefits of adding a tablespoon of Apple Cider Vinegar to their diet to improve digestion. But, can Apple Cider Vinegar be effective on cats? Yes, it has been known to have so many benefits for cats from aiding in urinary tract infections to the prevention of fleas. As always, before…
Cat Eye Discharge
It’s very common for cats to have watery, goopy or even a little crusty discharge around the eyes. While it typically isn’t something to be concerned about, it can at times indicate an eye problem that needs to be looked at by your veterinarian. There are a few reasons why your cat will have watery…