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Author bio: This post was submitted by George Vezilic, a freelance content writer and photographer. As a passionate cat lover, he owns and runs a blog for cats at lifewithcatman.com where he writes about the most interesting topics related to cat health,…
Read moreAuthor bio: This post was submitted by Cyd Ross, a founding member of an organization dedicated to rescuing livestock and pets from evacuation zones. Ranch life has given her experience with most animals, but her focus is on training horses…
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Feeding Cats a Balanced Diet: 7 Considerations for Cat Parents to Bear in Mind. You may not know this, but cats must eat meat to remain healthy; proteins, such as taurine, are crucial for a cat’s health. In some cases,…
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Why Stool Test Your Cat? Companion Animal Parasite Council (CAPC) reports the number of U.S. cats testing positive (i.e., infected) with these parasites in 2020: 73,657 with Roundworms 67,385 with Giardia 10,930 with Hookworms Stool (fecal) testing is crucial for…
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During this busy holiday season, the Nationwide Pet Insurance blog is sharing some tips to help keep kitties safe during the holidays! Preventive Measures Can Save Pets The holidays are a festive time for us and our pets. However, due…
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We’re nearing the end of October, which means the cooler weather is moving in, the leaves are changing, the orange color of pumpkins are everywhere, and somewhere there is a black cat excited his or her season is finally upon…
Read moreHalloween is on the way, and we hope that you and your furry babies are getting excited for spooky season! Halloween is one of the best times of year for people and kitties, and we don’t know about you, but…
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As much as we hate to think about it, there’s no denying that our cats are going to age much more quickly than we are. As they get older, their mental and physical needs gradually change, and as cat parents,…
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Turns out that all the picture books from childhood were misleading. Cats DON’T just eat fish and drink milk. In reality, feeding a cat either of these in large quantities would lead to malnourishment and an upset stomach respectively. What…
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