Senior Cat Articles

Cats are known to be finicky and picky about a lot of things. Their pickiness in terms of toys and activities is fine and completely natural; if it extends to their eating, things could get a little concerning.

How can you make sure you’re feeding your cat the right food at the right time and in the right quantities?

Every cat owner recognizes the warning signs of an upset feline stomach: the mournful meow, gagging and the heaving retch.

When a cat's body gets sensitive to its environment, it develops allergies.

We all love corn. And why not? Corn on the cob is soft, sweet, and buttery. Just the sight of it can make our mouths water.

If you have ever indulged in a delicious piece of roasted chicken and noticed your furry friend giving you those irresistibly adorable, pleading eyes, you have probably wondered, 'Can cats eat chicken?'.

Deciding when and how you should change your cat's diet takes some planning. Because cats are creatures of habit, it is not uncommon for them to prefer their current cat food to a new food.

What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear the word ‘cat’? It's probably a cat covered in smooth and shiny fur, right? Not only does it look majestic, but every time we pet a cat, it also feels like we are running our fingers through silk.