Can cats eat cheese?
In small amounts, most cats can eat a little cheese without immediate harm, but it is not a good regular treat
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Why does my cat sleep on my chest or lap so often?
A cat choosing your body as a sleeping spot is generally read as a sign of a secure, trusting bond, since sleep is the most vulnerable state an…
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Why is my cat losing fur in clumps instead of shedding evenly?
Normal shedding is diffuse: loose hairs on furniture and in your brush, evenly across the body
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Is it more normal for senior cats to vomit occasionally than younger cats?
No, and this is one of the more common misreadings owners make
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Is the white or pink buildup in my cat’s fountain harmful?
The white crust is mineral scale from hard water and is not toxic, but it is not something to leave alone either
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What should I do if my cat’s food gets recalled?
Stop feeding it immediately, even if your cat seems fine so far, since some recall risks (like bacterial contamination or a toxin) don’t cause…
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Why does my cat ignore new toys but play with random household objects?
Most manufactured toys are static once the initial novelty wears off, while a bottle cap, hair tie or crumpled receipt moves unpredictably, rolls…
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Why is my cat’s nose dry or crusty?
A dry nose by itself is not a reliable sign of illness in cats, despite the old idea that a wet nose means health
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Why does my cat chew on plastic or fabric?
Chewing and sucking on non-food materials, sometimes called wool sucking when it targets fabric specifically, shows up more in certain breeds…
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Why does my cat only drink water right after eating?
This is one of the most normal drinking patterns there is, especially on dry food