Author: Nomi Berger

Why Do Kitties Knock Things Over?

The obvious answer to every cat owner’s question is simple: It’s fun. Not only that, but the higher the places are the better. And yet, as amusing as it may seem […]

Cats and Lower Urinary Tract Problems

Problems affecting a cat’s lower urinary tract may prevent the bladder from emptying correctly or may even cause a fatal blockage of the urethra, the tube that connects the bladder […]

Tips for “Tearless” Vet Visits

There are more cats than dogs in American homes and yet they visit a vet far less often than their canine counterparts. Why? Because our prescient pusses can sense what’s coming and […]

Cats CAN Play Fetch

While fetch is a game most commonly associated with dogs, cats have also been known to enjoy playing fetch with their owners. The Siamese, for example, are felines famous for […]

Awesome Alternatives to Catnip

The nose knows! And so it is with cats who rely on their noses to more fully comprehend the world around them. They detect smells as well as sense pheromones […]

Leash Walking with Kitty

Walking your indoor cat on a leash not only allows her safe access to the outdoors, but it also provides her with physical exercise and mental stimulation. Whereas some indoor […]

Helping Semi-Feral Cats Adjust to Life Indoors

While a good deal of time and patience is involved in helping semi-feral cats adjust to domesticity, nothing succeeds more than time and patience, and nothing is a more gratifying […]

Are Your Feeding Habits Hurting Your Cat?

While felines can be finicky about the food they eat, responsible owners can both improve their pets’ nutritional intake and prevent them from joining the estimated 58 percent of American […]

When Kitty Sheds Her Winter Coat

Does spring announce its arrival by the unusual amount of cat hair covering your home? As your kitty trades her heavy winter coat for a light summer one by shedding – […]

Toilet Paper as a Toy?

  Does your cat play constantly and contentedly with toilet paper? Does she unroll it sheet by sheet from its cardboard tube, bat it around, drag it from room to room […]

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