Cat Health

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Explore practical articles about cat health and care. For a breed-specific overview of Ragdoll temperament, grooming and health considerations, start with our Ragdoll cat breed guide. Articles provide general information; your vet can advise on your own cat’s health.

skin supplements for cats

Skin Supplement for Cats: Effective Solutions for Healthier Coats

By Alex Andra

Maintaining your cat's skin and coat health is vital, with diet being a significant factor, though sometimes supplements like Omega-3, Omega-6, and Biotin are needed. There's a variety of cat skin supplements available, and choosing the right one involves considering factors like age, breed, and the preferred delivery method. This article delves into these supplements, their benefits, and recommendations to help you select the best for your feline.

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Best joint Supplement for cats

Best Joint Supplement for Cats: A Comprehensive Guide for Optimal Feline Health

By Alex Andra

As our feline companions age, they may experience joint pain, inflammation, and arthritis, which can result in decreased mobility and quality of life. Joint supplements are designed to support joint health, provide relief from pain and inflammation, and promote overall wellness in cats, which is why it is important to consider introducing them into your cat's health plan.

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Probiotic for Cats

Probiotic for Cats: Ensuring Optimal Feline Gut Health

By Alex Andra

Probiotics introduce good bacteria, also known as beneficial bacteria, into your cat's digestive system. These bacteria support various functions such as digesting food, producing vitamins, and protecting against harmful pathogens. A well-balanced gut flora is essential for maintaining your cat's health.

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Vitamins for Cats

Vitamins for Cats: Essential Nutrients for Feline Health

By Alex Andra

Cats require essential vitamins for optimal health, much like humans. While most get these from their diet, certain conditions or stages of life may necessitate supplements. This article explores the importance of vitamins in feline nutrition, their sources, and the risks of over-supplementation, guiding you towards your cat's best health.

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Can Cats Have Oat Milk

Can Cats Have Oat Milk

By Alex Andra

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.

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Can Cats Eat Rotisserie Chicken?

By Lucas James

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. 

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Kill Bugs in Litter Box

By Lucas James

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.

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why do cats like fish

Why do Cats like Fish?

By Lucas James

Believe it or not, it's all about the smell. Cats like fish because they like the smell of fish. And that really makes sense if you think about it, considering that a fishy odour is one of the strongest odours out there. When you're cooking fish, no other smell is quite so potent. 

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can cats taste spicy

Can Cats Taste Spicy

By Lucas James

Can cats taste spicy food? This is a question that every cat owner has probably asked themselves at some point in time. The truth is that even though cats are apex predators that have evolved over millions of years to have finely tuned senses, they can't actually taste very well. Taste is the one major weakness when it comes to cats. 

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why does my cat lick me when I pet him

Why Does My Cat Lick Me When I Pet Him

By Lucas James

Have you ever been petting your cat peacefully, then it aggressively grabs hold of your hand and starts to lick you? If so, you have probably wondered, “Why does my cat lick me when I pet him?” And you’re not the only person to have wondered this. It's a common question with cat owners, and the truth is far more complicated than you might think. 

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ideal room temperature for cats

Ideal Room Temperature For Cats in Winter

By Alex Andra

I live in Canada, and as you can imagine it gets cold here. In fact, we have some of the craziest weather on both sides of the coin. It can get up to +40 degrees Celcius (around 105 Fahrenheit) and as cold as -40 degrees Celcius (around -40 Fahrenheit). So what is the ideal room temperature for cats in winter, well it's not the temperature outside in Canada that is for sure.

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motion sensor cat water fountain

Motion Sensor Cat Water Fountain

By Lucas James

You may have noticed your cat is more willing to drink from the tap or maybe even the toilet so why not from the water bowl? One of the most effective ways to entice your cat to drink water is to use a motion-sensor water fountain, let’s find out why this is and take a look at the best models on the market.

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