Cat Training & Behavior

What is Cat Scratch Fever?
Youโve probably heard of โcat scratch feverโ thanks to Ted Nugentโs famous song. But cat scratch fever -- actually known as cat scratch disease -- is more than just the basis for a groovy 70s jam; itโs an infection caused by bacteria carried in flea feces. Read
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Youโve probably heard of โcat scratch feverโ thanks to Ted Nugentโs famous song. But cat scratch fever -- actually known as cat scratch disease -- is more than just the basis for a groovy 70s jam; itโs an infection caused by bacteria carried in flea feces.
READ FULL STORYWe know that cats go bananas for the stuff, and that the catnip plant is found in pet shops across the globe, but why do cats love these leaves so much? What is it about catnip that cats go so cuckoo for it? This handy infographic should answer all of your questions.
READ FULL STORYThink you know a thing or two about proper pet safety? Check out these pics and put your knowledge to the test.
READ FULL STORYIt is hard to know when to take your cat to the vet, since they have no way of letting you know what is bothering them or how serious it is. Rather that rushing out the door every time your cat looks at you funny, read this before you make an unnecessary trip to the vet.
READ FULL STORYEver see your cat eating grass? Wonder what that is about? Turns out it may be more than your cat asking for the occasional salad. Find out what this seemingly odd form of self-medication could mean for your cats health.
READ FULL STORYCats make a whole bunch of strange noises. From purring to meowing, each sound each sound out of your cat's mouth is likely denoting a different emotion. Learn what your cat is saying to you.
READ FULL STORYWhen cats let out a nice long purr, most of the time it's because they are content and happy. What most pet parents probably didn't know is that cats tend to purr for other reasons as well.
READ FULL STORYCue night time and the clock strikes midnight. Your cat suddenly has more energy than it knows what to deal with. And this results in your cat dashing about your house, crashing into things, and meowing everywhere. This 'crazy' cat behavior is nothing to be worried about and is in fact, usually quite normal.
READ FULL STORYThere are several reasons why your cat might be eating litter; however, there are ways to stop it. In this article, we will help you properly understand your catโs actions and what to do.
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