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
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How many calories does an indoor cat actually need per day?
There is no single number, since it scales with body weight, but veterinary feline life-stage guidelines give a starting formula: resting energy…
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Pumpkin vs psyllium husk for cat constipation
Canned pumpkin gets reached for first, but the fiber math rarely adds up. Here’s what psyllium husk does differently, backed by a 2024 feline study, plus when each is worth trying and when it’s a vet visit instead.
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Why does my cat bring toys to my bed at night?
This is generally read as a version of the same instinct that drives a mother cat to bring prey back to a den, redirected toward you as part of…
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Why does my cat scratch her ears if she doesn’t have ear mites?
Ear mites are the cause most owners think of first, but they are far from the only one
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Orijen vs Acana Cat Food: Same Maker, Different Protein Tier
Orijen and Acana are both made by Champion Petfoods, but the protein, fat and price gap between them is real. Here’s what actually separates them, and which one fits an indoor cat.
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What are the real risks of a raw food diet for cats?
The main documented risk is not to your cat’s nutrition, it is bacterial contamination that can sicken both your cat and the people in your home
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