Health

Digestive problems are common in cats and can be the first sign that your cat is unwell. Whilst an occasional episode of vomiting or diarrhea may not always be something to worry about, recurring digestive issues, loss of appetite, constipation and abdominal pain can sometimes be indicators of an underlying illness.

Cats love to groom themselves and keep their coats gloriously clean. However, if your cat is spending a lot of time grooming, you may be wondering why your cat is overgrooming.

Feline flu is a catch-all term for viruses not unlike human flu.

Caring for your cat through their pregnancy can be a stressful, emotional, yet highly rewarding experience for both you and your pet.

Although heat stroke in cats isn’t especially common, the effects can be extremely serious and it’s important for every cat parent to be aware of the signs of heat stroke in cats.

Cat fleas can be a real pain to deal with, both for cats, and cat parents.

Like babies, kittens are born with no teeth and have to go through the process of teething - twice! Generally, kitten teething may cause mild discomfort, but should not cause pain.

Cat poop, not unlike human poop, should be soft yet solid with a formed shape - not too runny and not too hard. If your cat is experiencing runny poop and having accidents around the house, they are probably suffering with diarrhea.

When your food-loving kitty starts refusing food, you might begin to wonder ‘why is my cat not eating?