ASPCA files lawsuit against USDA for removing animal welfare records
The USDA is endangering animals unethically bred, housed and studied by refusing to release inspection and enforcement records – and the ASPCA is taking action.…
Category: Cats
Fruits and veggies you can share with your cat
Although cats must eat a meat-based diet in order to thrive, you can also add in some veggies and fruit for extra nutrition. Because they’re…
Pet-friendly alternatives to lawn and garden chemicals
Pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers are full of toxins that are harmful to dogs and cats. Using safe natural methods to keep your lawn and garden…
Build your own cat tree
Cat trees come in all kinds of amazing designs, shapes and sizes nowadays. If you’re a DIYer, however, you might like to try your hand…
Apps for animals in need
Thanks to mobile apps, the ability to help animals is right at your fingertips! Sales of live animals from pet stores have been decreasing in…
Treats for your cat’s teeth
The right treats can help keep your cat’s teeth and gums clean and healthy – but the wrong ones can worsen her dental health. Here’s…
Why artificial scents are harming your pets
Artificial scents may make your house fresh and fragrant, but the chemicals that go into them can be toxic. You’ve seen the ads for all…
Is it time to switch your pet’s food?
If your pet isn’t thriving on his current food, it’s time to file for a “pet food divorce” and switch to something better. Know what…
Cats and essential oils — unraveling the controversy
Are essential oils really toxic to cats? It all depends on the quality of the oils, and how they’re used. Cats are unique. In the…
Finding the right veterinarian for you and your pet
Whether you’re a first-time dog or cat guardian, or are re-locating and looking for a new veterinarian, learn how to find the best match for…
Oral tumors in dogs and cats
Both benign and malignant tumors can arise in almost any area of your pet’s mouth. What causes them, and how can they be treated? Oral…
Is your cat right-pawed or left-pawed?
When your cat plays with his catnip mouse, or snatches a morsel from your plate, which paw does he prefer using? Researchers at the Animal…
