It is known that cats are carnivorous animals, so they eat animal-based food. Grass jelly, peanut butter jelly, Jell-o pudding, or fruit jelly contain too much sugar, xylitol, and citric acid, which is why cats should not eat them. It is toxic for cats to consume xylitol and citric acid. It isn’t safe for kittens … Read more
Butter is one of the most commonly used ingredients in cooking. Can cats eat butter? Can they have it on their toast or spread it over their cat food? Can you share your butter with them, or does that mean they will die from poisoning? It turns out, no! Butter isn’t poisonous to cats and … Read more
Cats have a very sensitive digestive system, and many foods that are safe for humans to eat can be toxic for cats. This is especially true of tomatoes. Tomatoes contain several ingredients, including onions, garlic, oregano, and salt, which can lead to additional complications in the delicate cat digestive tract. Cats should never eat tomato … Read more
Does your cat smack their lips? If it’s a new behavior for your cats, you might be wondering why cats smack their lips. As feline behavior specialists and veterinarians say, smacking one’s lips can have several different causes. In this post, we will talk about the various reasons cats smack their lips and when they … Read more
If you have ever seen a warm-blooded cat, then you know that they are warm. Animals that are warm-blooded can maintain their internal body temperature and don’t need to rely on outside sources for heat like warm-blooded animals do. One of the characteristics of warm-blooded animals is that they can be found in many different … Read more
A cat’s urination patterns might vary as a result of frustration, stress, or worry. Any change in their habits, such as the addition of a new family member or a move, might cause urination to vary. If a cat’s litter tray isn’t working properly, it may cause them to shift their urination habits. Is your … Read more
Maine Coons are a beautiful breed of cat. Declawing them is not a manicure but instead a major surgery that amputates the last bone in their fingers and toes. Declawed Maine Coons can’t defend themselves, hunt, or climb. The only time when this might be considered something positive is when you avoid complications caused by … Read more
There are many people who believe that Maine Coons are part lynx, or at least closely related to them. It’s easy to see why, after all, they both have large pointed ears and fur, which makes them suitable for cold climates. Are they? Are Maine Coons related to Lynx cats? Let’s explore the similarities and … Read more
