Cat Health

Yes, your cat can drink oat milk, just like we humans can! However, it is important that you only give your cat oat milk in moderation, as it is a special treat. Too much can make them sick or cause digestive issues.

An occasional or accidental food swap is not a big deal, but continuously giving canine food to your feline is not allowed at all. Doing this for too long can cause dietary restrictions in your cat.

Generally speaking, no, your cat should not eat rotisserie chicken. There are several ingredients here that can be harmful, so it is better to be safe rather than sorry. However, plain boiled chicken is a suitable alternative that you can give to your cat! Read on to find out more. 

When you are choosing a cat for your home, it is of course very important to find one that will be a good fit for the environment, your lifestyle, and your family. Below, we go over some of the differences between Maine Coon cats and domestic longhair cats– many people consider them to be interchangeable, or have trouble telling them apart, but they are two different breeds!

Bugs in the litter box. Something that no one wants, especially your cats. Often this problem can be solved quite easily, and this article will layout the 4 simple steps required to fix the problem for good.

Owners of Ragdoll cats will know that these majestic animals are some of the best pets to have. They make excellent companions for any size family with their lovely docile demeanour. They are known to be bigger than other cats, and they have semi-long hair that makes them seem extra fluffy. Overall, these cats are gorgeous and possibly one of the many reasons their owners chose them.

But cats don’t live as long as humans, and often need euthanasia (a gentle and easy death), it certainly isn’t something any cat owner wants to consider or think about but it is a responsibility of pet ownership and something we need to consider.

It simply involves more frequent cleaning, along with certain add-ins such as deodorizers. This is not a one size fits all prescription, however– you may have to go through some trial and error to find out which solution, or which combination of solutions, works best for you and your pet.