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Tag: cat health
Why Do Cats Sneeze?
Your cat could be sneezing for a variety of reasons — such as irritants, allergies, infection, or the occasional nose tickle.
Zoomies Explained: The Inside Scoop on the Famous Feline Frenzy
Curious why your cat is going crazy? It’s called the Zoomies, and it’s a common behavior that veterinarians refer to as FRAPs.
How to keep your cat cool during hot weather
Get the most out of the warm summer season with these cat safety tips on how to keep your best bud cool during hot weather.
How to Care for a Cat After Spaying or Neutering
Learn how to care for your cat after they get spayed or neutered, with tips on monitoring the surgical site, nutrition, exercise, and litter.
How and When to Give a Cat a Bath
Need help figuring out how to give your cat a bath? Use these tips and tricks to make the process less traumatic for both of you.
7 Ways to Keep Your Outdoor Cat Safe
Want to keep your best bud safe while they play outside? Follow these 7 tips on how to take care of an outdoor cat and know they'll be OK.
How to Help Your Cat Lose Weight
Roughly 59.5% of cats in the U.S. are overweight or obese. Here are some simple lifestyle changes to help your fat cat lose weight.
Why Do Cats Like Catnip?
Wondering why your cat goes nuts for a sniff of catnip? It has a little bit to do with the oil found in its leaves, and a lot to do with its blissful effects. Learn all about why cats like catnip and more.
Are You Using Too Much Cat Litter?
Wondering how much litter to put in the box? Many cat parents actually use too much cat litter! Learn more about how much litter to use and how to spot problem behaviors.
How to Cheer Up a Sad Cat
Just like humans, situational change can cause your cat to starting feeling sad. Luckily, you can help them cheer up with play, sunshine and lots of love.
Do Cats Get Seasonal Allergies?
Find your cat sneezing a lot or losing patches of hair? They could have seasonal allergies. Reduce outdoor time and implement regular baths to help reduce irritation.