Christmas is the time to treat yo’self, and yo’ cats, and yo’ friends or family with cats. Here are some ideas for tinsel-time treats that go easy on the earth as well.

We love cats all year round, obviously! But since December is National Cat Lovers’ Month, it’s a great excuse to spread the love by spoiling the cats in your life. Tell your friends!

The holiday season can be very stressful to cats, whose routine can be easily disrupted by the festivities around this time of the year. Whether you’re traveling or just staying at home, there are many ways to minimize your cat’s stress levels during this season.

Don’t forget to include your feline friend this Thanksgiving. Let’s take a look at a few reasons why you should be grateful for your cat’s presence in your life.

We love our cats, but our cats don’t love vet visits. Here are some tips and tricks to make going to the vet less scary for your cat and less stressful for you!

Senior cats are not to be overlooked in the shelters. Adopting a geriatric cat will provide a good home for the last years of the cat and a loving companion for your family members. Caring for a senior cat is also a rewarding experience.

Cats can get fussy about their litter boxes. Let’s take a look at a few factors that need to be considered in order to avoid common cat litter box problems.

From belly rubs to grooming techniques, learn different ways to spoil your cat and celebrate their existence this National Cat Day.

If you’re worried about your cat’s urinary health, you’re not alone! Luckily, I have what you need! Check out these natural remedies for urinary problems in cats!

Is your cat fat? Here’s how to spot feline obesity, treat a cat who is already a bit too big, and prevent yours from becoming overweight in the first place.

Cats can suffer from anxiety, just like people. Learn how to tell if your cat is anxious, and how to soothe their stress with some cat-calming techniques.

Cats can’t tell us how they’re feeling in words, so they show us. We explain how to use these signs to tell if your cat is happy, stressed or sick.

Cats, like dogs, are social creatures with a variety of needs. As their owner, you play a big part in keeping your cat happy and healthy. Here’s how!

Cats are sentient beings with a range of needs for health and well-being. Find out how to help and heal your cat holistically with these natural remedies.

Cats can hide all sorts of pains and discomforts so routine vet visits are crucial for keeping them in pique of health. Here’s why seeing the vet regularly is a must instead of a maybe.

Want to switch your cat’s litter? Changing even the smallest things in their environments can induce unnecessary stress. Arm yourself with the best tips and tricks to successfully change your cat’s litter type or brand.