Cat scratch disease, also known as cat scratch fever, is a bacterial infection spread by cats. You can get this if an infected cat licks your open wound, or if they bite or scratch you hard enough to break the …
Category: Cat Health
What is the Best Food for My Cat?
Diet is as important for cat health as it is for human health. “We are what we eat” applies to us, as well as our pets. Cats have a much better chance for optimal health if they are getting the …
Indoor Cat Health
It’s true that indoor cats live longer than outdoor cats, but that doesn’t mean they can skip their annual wellness visit to the vet. Indoor cats are just as prone to developing illness as outdoor cats, and catching diseases early
Cats and Cold Weather
The best way to keep your cat safe in cold weather is to keep them inside, especially once temperatures drop below freezing. Cats who are left outside in frigid temperatures can get frostbite and hypothermia.
Sometimes cat owners think that …
What is Cat Anxiety?
Cat anxiety is a serious issue and should never be ignored. Untreated cat anxiety can result in unwanted behaviors and health issues. Learning about what cat anxiety is and also how to treat it is important for both you and …
Complete Cat Health Care Guide
The Complete Cat Health Care Guide from the folks at Kingdom of Pets not only covers cat health questions, but also covers all aspects of cat care, including how to create a loving relationship with your cat. In this post, …
Excessive Grooming in Cats
Cats spend an enormous amount of time grooming themselves, but excessive grooming in cats may result in their losing fur and making areas of their body completely bare. Excessive grooming can cause your cat to suffer with too many hairballs, …
Flowers That Are Toxic for Cats
My eight-month-old kitten, Whiskers, was obsessed with a small, potted pine tree I’ve had in my home for the last ten years. He was digging in the pot, chewing on the branches, and pulling pieces off to chew on.
I …
Is Cat Health Insurance Worth the Cost?
I have spent thousands of dollars over the last 35 years on medical expenses for my pets. For the first 15 years or so of pet ownership as an adult, I rarely had any more than the regular vet visits …
Do Indoor Cats Need Shots?
Indoor cats may be susceptible to more than you think. They’re not exposed to anywhere near the things that outdoor cats are, but they still need regular medical care, and yes, indoor cats need shots. Let’s talk.