Best wet cat food for cats that vomit: 5 gentle picks
Five gentle wet foods to start from for a cat that vomits, how to switch slowly, and when a vet visit should come before another food experiment.
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Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin & Stomach vs Hill’s Science Diet Sensitive Stomach & Skin: which wet food?
Both are over-the-counter wet foods for sensitive stomachs, but they prove their nutrition differently. Here is how Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin & Stomach and Hill’s Science Diet Sensitive Stomach & Skin differ on ingredients, grains, calories and texture, and which one fits your cat.
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Sisal vs cardboard vs carpet scratchers: which surface will your cat use?
Sisal, cardboard and carpet scratchers suit different cats. Here is how to match the surface to the way your cat scratches, with the research behind it and a pick in each material.
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Wand Toys vs Puzzle Feeders: Which Enrichment Fits Your Indoor Cat?
A wand toy rebuilds the chase and a puzzle feeder rebuilds the search. Here is how each one fits an indoor cat, where each wins, and how to use both in a small space.
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Cat tree vs cat shelves vs window perch: which one fits your space?
A cat tree, wall shelves and a window perch each add height in a different way. Here is which one fits your floor space, your lease and your cat, with the research behind it.
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Vertical vs horizontal scratching posts: which one does your cat need?
Vertical posts suit cats who stretch and rake down, horizontal scratchers suit cats who claw the floor. Here is how to read your cat’s habit and pick the right shape, with the research behind it.
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Bristle vs slicker vs pin brushes for cats: which one fits your cat’s coat?
Bristle, pin and slicker brushes do three different jobs. Here is how each one works, which coat it suits and which cat each fits, with the grooming research behind it.
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Earthbath vs Burt’s Bees cat shampoo: foam or spray for a cat that won’t bathe?
Both are fragrance-free no-rinse formulas, but one is a foam you rub in and the other a spray you brush through. Here’s how Earthbath and Burt’s Bees waterless cat shampoos differ on ingredients, bottle size and which cats they suit.
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Is it safe to microwave my cat’s wet food to warm it up?
It can be, but the real risk is uneven heating, not the microwave itself
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Do cats actually recognize their own name?
Yes, according to a 2019 study published in Scientific Reports, which found that cats could distinguish their own name from other words, and even…
