Category: Cat Health

  • How To Remove Cat Urine Smell

    How To Remove Cat Urine Smell

    We love our cats, but coming home only to be greeted by the distinctive smell of cat pee is enough to drive any pet parent crazy! Understanding how to

  • 68 Amazing Cat Facts That You Probably Didn’t Know

    68 Amazing Cat Facts That You Probably Didn’t Know

    Did you know that a physicist once made his cat the co-author of his paper because he’d accidentally written we instead of I throughout his work and couldn’t be bothered to change it?

  • 5 Natural Ways to Prevent & Get Rid of Fleas on Cats

    5 Natural Ways to Prevent & Get Rid of Fleas on Cats

    Independent as they may seem, our fabulous feline companions can’t do everything on their own-and this includes fighting off fleas. Being too sensitive to essential oils, and the fact they lick themselves so much, makes natural flea repellents for cats trickier than it is for dogs. Many natural…

  • Crystal Healing for Pets

    Crystal Healing for Pets

    Crystal Healing for Pets is an actual real therapy being used by pet owners that are more alternative minded, with amazing results. There are many wonderful crystal healing stones that can be used to assist your fur family to be less anxious&nbs…

  • 10 Litter Box Tips I Wish I Had Known About

    10 Litter Box Tips I Wish I Had Known About

    It only makes sense to share with you 10 litter box tips I wish I had known about to help you make your litter box experience painless!

  • Guide to Cat Proofing Your Home

    Guide to Cat Proofing Your Home

    It is never to early or late to make your home as safe for your cat as possible. Cat proofing your home will take no time at all with these easy tips!

  • How to Remove Cat Urine Smell from Carpet for GOOD

    How to Remove Cat Urine Smell from Carpet for GOOD

    Looking for tips for removing cat urine smell from your carpet? Get rid of that awful lingering pee smell for GOOD with these expert tips.

  • Cat Behavior

    Cat Behavior

    Cats are known as solitary animals. They don’t hunt communally or share the spoils of a hunt. Sometimes cats with adjoining territories will get together for a pleasant evening grooming session, but on the whole they are not the most