Cat Health

Nature’s Perfect Transport System: Ever wondered why mother cats carry kittens by the neck? This ancient behavior triggers a special relaxation response that keeps babies safe during moves, and it’s far more sophisticated than it looks.

That finicky eating behavior your cat displays might not be pickiness at all. Whisker fatigue, a surprisingly common condition caused by overstimulated whiskers, could be making mealtime stressful for your feline friend.

New kitten parents are often surprised by how much their furry friend sleeps. From understanding normal sleep patterns by age to creating the perfect rest environment, learn everything you need to know about kitten sleep habits and development.

Not all backyard amphibians are created equal. While cats regularly hunt frogs, the difference between a harmless garden frog and a toxic toad could mean the difference between a proud hunter and an emergency vet visit.

Your cat’s ticklish spots hold the key to ultimate bonding. Discover which gentle touches trigger purrs, head bumps, and those heart-melting responses that make cat ownership so rewarding.

While lychee’s sweet tropical flavor might seem appealing, this exotic fruit poses several risks for cats including digestive upset, choking hazards from the large seed, and problems processing high sugar content.

The question of whether cats like ice cubes doesn’t have a universal answer. Just like humans, cats have individual preferences that vary based on personality, past experiences, and sensitivity to temperature changes.

Your cat’s reaction to lemon-scented cleaners isn’t just preference, it’s biology. With a sense of smell 14 times stronger than yours, that pleasant citrus freshness becomes an overwhelming sensory experience that triggers their natural avoidance instincts.

When summer temperatures soar, feral cats face life-threatening challenges with limited options for relief. Simple cooling strategies and DIY solutions can make the difference between survival and heat stress for your community’s outdoor cats.

When temperatures rise, your cat’s body launches into survival mode, triggering fascinating changes in their drinking habits. Discovering these patterns can help you provide better care and spot potential health concerns early.