Many people are familiar with catnip, but not everyone knows what type of plant it is or the science behind how it affects a cat’s mood and behaviors.
In this blog, we will give you some insight on how catnip works, why cats go crazy for it, and whether there’s such a thing as a cat having too much catnip.
Moving house is generally a very stressful time for everyone – especially for our feline friends. Dogs don't seem to mind all that much, but the packing, routine changes, and all the strange new smells unfortunately can cause a lot of stress and anxiety for your cat.
Not only does your favorite feline provide unconditional love, but it’s now been proven that they can provide quite a number of other health benefits too. If you were ever looking for a sign to adopt a new fluffy companion, this is it! Let's take a look at all the ways, our cats can help improve our health.
As we all return to our regular work routine after a holiday or working from home, our furry friends experience a big adjustment with you suddenly not being around a whole lot. This change can end up being a tough time, and some pets will likely experience separation anxiety due to this. Therefore, we have put together a guide on easing your pet back into things and preparing them for a return to everyday life.
Start the year off on the right paw and resolve to make 2021 the best year ever for you and your pet!
Your cat's first hairball experience is pretty jarring, and it definitely doesn't get any less bizarre over time. Hairballs are not a "normal" part of its life, even though they are considered "common". Here is everything you need to know about hairballs in cats.
Lyme disease, which is a serious infection causing arthritis and lameness, can lead to a number of problems in dogs. If left untreated, it can cause heart, kidney, and neurological problems. In addition, the disease can be transmitted from a dog to a human if the dog bites a human after being bitten by an infected tick.
Adrenal glands can cause problems in your pet in a number of ways. The side effects of these conditions can cause side effects that can negatively affect your pet’s long-term health. Therefore, it is necessary for pet owners to understand the disorders associated with adrenal disorders in order to keep the pet healthy.
Corneal irritation, also referred to as keratitis, is a problem that affects the cornea in your pet’s eye. This can lead to scratches and infection if left untreated, which can ultimately lead to blindness.
Corticosteroids, which are steroids found naturally in all warm-blooded creatures, are special medications that help relieve pain and inflammation in your pet. These steroids created in the lab are made to mimic the ones found in nature, though they are of a higher concentration than what is found naturally.
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