Cat health articles & information

Just like humans, it’s pretty common for cats to sneeze sometimes.

As a cat parent, you’ve probably heard your cat purr countless times and know that the reason why cats purr is usually because they feel happy. However, what you may not have noticed before is your cat drooling when purring.

Cat parents hear their cats make all sorts of sounds, but one that may cause concern is your cat growling. Your cat may growl at you, a kitten or at other cats, or your cat may growl when eating, being touched or at nothing in particular.

Has your feline friend gone off their food? While cats can be picky eaters sometimes, it’s important to take notice of their eating habits.

You might’ve thought: ‘cats cannot possibly get any cuter’, and then you hear the sweet sound of a cat snoring! Many cat owners may be unaware that like humans, some cats do snore too

Helping a newly arrived kitten to sleep well is an important job.

If you are curious about how long cats sleep for, how much sleep your kitty actually needs, if you should be concerned that they are sleeping too much, and whether this differs between indoor and outdoor cats, we’ve got some useful answers below – along with some fascinating feline revelations about cat napping and even dreaming.

Bringing a kitten home is exciting and rewarding but can also be worrying—especially if your kitten has diarrhoea and you’re unsure what to do next.

When a “cat goes into heat,” she enters the oestrus phase of her reproductive cycle and becomes sexually receptive.

Bringing a cat into your home is full of surprises, sometimes including the pitter-patter of tiny paws.

In many households, a cat’s litter routine rarely crosses anyone’s mind, at least until something is out of the ordinary.