Cats typically tend to be creatures of habit and most do not handle change very well, particularly when it comes to moving away from the comfort and sanctuary of familiar turf. If you are moving house, the following tips will help make the transition easier for your pet and help them adjust into their new environment with as little stress as possible.
Most Common Litter Box Issues and How to Fix Them
From time to time, for apparently no reason, a cat may start doing its business outside of the litter box. There may be an underlying medical issue such as an urinary infection or bladder stones that is causing this change of behaviour; it may also be stress-related (for example, a new pet has been introduced into the household), or it may be that your cat simply does not find the ablution facilities on offer up to standard.
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What Vaccines Does my Kitten Need?
So you have just adopted a kitten and have purchased a cat igloo for it to snuggle into, a cat tree for it to clamber about and claw on, a litter box together with kitty litter for it to do its daily ablutions, and have stocked up on an assortment of tasty kitten foods to ensure it’s energy needs are met so that it can frolic about playfully and grow into a healthy cat.
Breathing Problems in Cats: Signs, Causes & Treatment
Cats of all ages and breeds can experience breathing difficulties, which can be life threatening if not treated by a veterinarian in good time. Diseases or issues that affect the functioning of the respiratory system, or the part of the brain that controls respiratory functions, can cause breathing problems in cats. All breathing problems are considered an emergency and can be divided into three different types according to the symptoms exhibited: 1) Dyspnoea — laboured breathing; 2) Tachypnoea — rapid breathing; and 3) Panting — rapid breathing with mouth open.
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Harmful Foods for Cats
Cats tend to be rather picky eaters, especially compared to dogs. But there are certain foods that they are not likely to pass up in a hurry, and some of these — including popular treats — can be harmful to their health and are best avoided.
Are Hairballs DANGEROUS? (Cat Problems)
Has your cat been coughing and throwing up hairballs? Are they anything to worry about or a natural occurence? I hope that this video helps to solve some of your questions! 🐾 🐾 🐾
Feline Urinary Problems & Why They Are Life Threatening
Urinary tract infections are common in cats. However, while kidney and bladder infections frequently occur, many urinary tract issues in cats are not related solely to infections, but also to blockages from urinary crystals and stones.