Cat Q&A

Cats should be eating a high-quality cat food for regular meals (check for the Association of American Feed Control Officials claim on the label). Cats can eat canned wet foods that are high in protein, low fat and low carbohydrates. If you give them food that’s meant for people, talk to your vet about what […]

A microchip is essentially a small information chip, a radio frequency identification (RFID) device, that is inserted under your cat’s skin. It’s fairly small, about the size of a grain of rice and transmits data to a special handheld device. Note: An RFID chip does not produce any radio-frequencies, it absorbs energy from the devices that

Fleas are tricky, especially on kittens! First, you spot them:  This can be done by using a flea comb Then you treat them – most of the time using some kind of flea bath made with an animal-safe cleaner like Dawn dish soap Use Diatomaceous Earth – Find out more here. It’s absolutely essential that you

Cat language can be difficult to interpret. We have talked about cat language before, understanding the positive and happy noises your cat makes but there is always one thing in any language that is fairly clear to figure out, and with cats, it’s the growling. So, why do cats growl? When your cat is growling, it’s a

Some experts out there say that a cat licks you because they love you, they feel ownership over you or they are grooming and cleaning you. They’re marking you as one of them, you’re now family. Let’s set the scene, because I think it’s all about the love. Your cat blinks at you lazily, winding