Tag: Cat

We all have our primal and animal instincts hidden deep inside of us. These animal instincts can open our paths to spiritual awakening and...

From the moment you announce your pregnancy, you will be bombarded with a long list of dos and don'ts. The neverending advice may force...

Spiritual inclination is a higher calling that every individual discovers on his or her own time and pace. But people who are interested in...

Have you been wondering why your kitty begins howling, as the clock strikes 12 at night? Welcome to the cat-parents club. Take heart. You...

Do you find your kitty snoozing through the day only to be fresh as a daisy and ready to play when it’s close to...

Don't you just love it when you step into a clean home with sparkling, almost reflective, surfaces and a pleasant smell? There is something...

Cats tend to be picky eaters, which is why most cat owners stick to packaged pet food. However, most cats do appreciate some variety...

Carrying a baby inside your belly is a huge responsibility and requires many changes in your lifestyle. If you're pregnant or if you're even...

Has your kitty been rather itchy of late? And have you found her licking that one paw constantly? Your kitty may be having an...

Read your furry friend closely. Are they chewing their paws, barking, snarling, whining, destroying things, lying listlessly, or peeing in the house despite being toilet trained? If not caused by a disease, these behavior issues can be due to their lack of socialization and physical activity, fear, anxiety, or difficulty adjusting to a change in their environment. All of these need therapy.

Each cat is different. While some may be happy lounging on the couch at home, some just can’t get enough of the great outdoors....

Cats are wonderful, fun and furry friends that bring a lot of joy in your life. If you've been a long time cat owner, or...

If your cat is aging, has had weak kidneys since birth, or a chronic bacterial infection, he/she may have chronic kidney disease. You are likely to observe signs like frequent urination, loss of appetite, and lethargy. Blood tests and/or urinalysis could help diagnose if your cat indeed has the disease. Changing to a diet with low protein, phosphorus, and sodium could help better your cat’s life.

Identifying a health issue in animals is very hard, more so because they cannot communicate their distress to us. Dehydration is a serious issue, and if left unattended, it can become even fatal in your cat. Some symptoms include lethargy, refusal to eat and saggy skin.

It does get difficult to eat in peace when you have a pair of hungry, prying cat eyes staring at your food. You usually...