Category Archives: Cat Safety Tips
2014 Holiday Safety Tips For Your Cat
Here are some important tips for a safe and joyous holiday season for you and your cat: Keep cats away from Christmas tree water. It can contain fertilizer and bacteria that could upset your cat’s stomach or cause … Continue reading
2014 Cold Weather Safety For Cats
As the cold weather approaches the safety of your cat is very important. Here are some helpful tips to keep your cat safe and warm this winter Before starting your car check under the hood, underneath your … Continue reading
Why do Cats Purr?
Nothing is more satisfying than a purr-filled cuddle session with your favorite feline. You may wonder why cats purr, and what it means.The science behind purring has fascinated people for years, and is still being debated about today. What it means … Continue reading
Can I Feed My Cat Milk?
Generally speaking, cats should not drink milk. Starting at a young age, cats have difficulty digesting lactose (milk sugar). You should not feed a kitten milk, but if you desire to give treats to your older cats, there are a … Continue reading
Winter Safety For Cats 2014
It’s been a cold and snowy winter and temperatures are expected to dip even lower. Even if your cat never leaves the house, it’s a good time to assess winter safety for your cat and other pets in your neighborhood … Continue reading
2014 New Year’s Resolutions For Cats
As we ring in the New Year, many of us start the year off with resolutions – from losing weight to exercising to a variety of other things. But what about your cat? While cats are not able to make … Continue reading
New Year’s Eve Cat Safety Tips
It’s time to ring in the New Year and the big question is – how will those holiday plans affect your cat? If you’re hosting a party, you need to keep in mind that a lot of the things that … Continue reading
2013 Holiday Safety Tips For Your Cat
Christmas is right around the corner and it’s time to get out the decorations and get set for some holiday entertaining. If you have a cat in the house, the holidays can present added dangers for your pet. However, if … Continue reading