Month: February 2019

Ziwi Air-Dried Cat Food: An Alternative to Freeze-Dried Raw Diets

Feline Nutrition, Products| 3 Comments

ziwi-peak-cat-food

This is a sponsored post

A raw diet is one of the best ways to fulfill cats’ nutritional requirements. There are numerous benefits from feeding a raw diet to your cat, including improved digestion, reduced stool odor and volume, increased energy, ability to maintain ideal weight, better dental health, and better urinary tract health. Embraced for decades by holistically oriented pet parents and holistic veterinarians, more pet parents are looking to raw feeding as an alternative to feeding highly processed food.Continue Reading

About the author

Ask the Cat Behaviorist with Dr. Marci Koski: How to Handle “Love Bites,” Cat Obsessed with Wand Toy

Feline Behavior| 12 Comments

Ask-the-Cat-Behaviorist-Marci-Koski

This post contains affiliate links*

Dr. Marci Koski is a certified Feline Behavior and Training Professional who received specialized and advanced certificates in Feline Training and Behavior from the Animal Behavior Institute. While Marci has been passionate about all animals and their welfare, cats have always had a special place in her heart. In fact, Marci can’t remember a time when she’s been without at least one cat in her life. She currently relies on her five-member support staff  to maintain the feline duties of her household.Continue Reading

About the author

Meet the Cats of Bohemian Rhapsody

Feline Lifestyle| 13 Comments

bohemian-rhapsody-cats

I went to see Bohemian Rhapsody on opening day in November, and have seen it a few more times since then. I loved everything about the movie: the wonderful portrayal of Freddie Mercury, the perfect casting and phenomenal acting, and of course, the music. The movie had me spellbound and that’s something that rarely happens for me. And then there were the cats!Continue Reading

About the author

Raw Paws Signature Blend Cat Food Review (2023 Update)

Feline Nutrition, Products| 4 Comments

raw-paws-pet-food-review

A raw diet is one of the best ways to fulfill cats’ nutritional requirements. There are numerous benefits from feeding a raw diet to your cat, including improved digestion, reduced stool odor and volume, increased energy, ability to maintain ideal weight, better dental health, and better urinary tract health.Continue Reading

About the author

Review: Tomlyn® Cat Supplements

Products| 3 Comments

Tomlyn-pet-supplements-review

When it comes to supplements, it can be difficult to determine what’s good and what’s not. That’s why I’m delighted to introduce you to Tomlyn® today. This company creates supplements based on their belief that if you maintain a strong, clear focus on doing what is medically right for pets and combine it with on-staff veterinary oversight, the formulas created will be comparable to those sold in veterinary clinics.Continue Reading

About the author

What Does Responsible Cat Care Mean?

Feline Lifestyle| 9 Comments

cat-on-lap

Adopting a cat is a lifetime commitment. When you bring a cat into your family, you also accept responsibility to care for her health and well-being throughout her lifetime. This level of commitment should be obvious to cat guardians, but sadly, the number of cats being returned to shelters for health or behavior issues indicates that it is not.Continue Reading

About the author

Dezi & Roo Cat Toys (2023 Review)

Products| 6 Comments

dezi-and-roo-cat-toys

This post contains affiliate links*

We are big fans of Dezi & Roo here. The company was founded by our resident feline veterinarian, Dr. Lynn Bahr. With Dezi & Roo, Dr. Bahr combined her passion for strengthening the human-animal bond with her veterinary background and knowledge of what cats need and want. The company name was inspired by two cats of the same names.Continue Reading

About the author

How to Care for Your Cat’s Teeth

Feline Health| 11 Comments

cat-teeth-healthy

This post contains affiliate links*

Dental disease is the most frequently diagnosed health problem for cats. According to the American Veterinary Dental Society, an astounding 70 percent of cats show signs of oral disease by age 3.

The inflammation and infection associated with periodontal disease can lead to damage to other organs such as the heart, kidney and liver, and lead to other serious health problems.  Dental disease can also be an indicator of immune system disorders.Continue Reading

About the author