Can cats eat tuna?
A little canned tuna as an occasional treat is fine for most cats, but it shouldn’t be a regular meal
A little canned tuna as an occasional treat is fine for most cats, but it shouldn’t be a regular meal
Pick a quiet, easy-to-reach spot away from her food and water and away from loud appliances or busy walkways
A greasy coat usually means the grooming system has broken down somewhere
Most adult cats are
Your glass is appealing for the same reasons the faucet is: the water is fresh, it’s up off the floor away from her food and litter and it’s…
Several everyday foods are genuinely dangerous
Scoop at least once a day, twice is better, since cats are clean animals and a soiled box is a leading reason they start going elsewhere
Comb a few specks onto a damp white paper towel
Usually it’s the speed, not the water
Most splashers are playing or pawing at water they find more interesting when it moves