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Author bio: This guest blog post was submitted by Isa. Cats are known to be low-maintenance pets. Apart from feeding them, there is not much else you need to do to keep them happy and content. They don’t always demand…
Read moreBest Ways to Identify Fleas on Cats As a cat parent, it’s probably unfathomable that your pet should spend all day long suffering the irritation and discomfort of fleas. But busy lifestyles and the inability to identify “Oi, I’ve got…
Read moreAuthor bio: This post was submitted by Clara Lou, a Co-founder and the Head of Marketing at Petlovesbest.com. Pet Loves Best is a one-stop solution for all your pet supplies shopping and pet-related queries. The joy of having a pet…
Read moreDomesticated cats have managed to keep their natural instinct to hide their illness, even in single pet households. As your feline friend’s responsible owner, it’s vital to know what signs to look out for and catch early symptoms before they get serious.
Read moreAuthor bio: This post was submitted by Emma, a professional writer and blogger, with two furry friends and a lot of pet behavioral and pet health knowledge to share. She has written for numerous big animal magazines and health sites,…
Read moreAuthor 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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