Ask A Vet: Why Do Cats Hate Water?
Actually it may not be the water that your cat hates. We see lions in the wild regularly swim in water to cross to the...
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Ask A Vet: Why Does My Cat Put Her Rear In My Face?
As humans, we have some societal restrictions (to say the least) with exposing our rears to other people, both new friends and old. For us,...
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: Why Does My Cat Rub Around My Legs?
Cats normally rub on things as a greeting and we humans instinctively know that the cat is relaxed and happy to see us, even though...
Read More Cat Behavior & TrainingAsk A Vet: Toxoplasmosis And Mental Illness. Should You Be Afraid Of Your Cat?
First there was a study that suggested that schizophrenia and other mental illnesses were linked to infection with the parasite, toxoplasmosis. Toxoplasma organisms are tiny...
Read More Ask A VetBreaking News: Canine Flu Can Infect Cats Too
Dog lovers are understandably concerned about the outbreaks of canine influenza in parts of the country. You can read more about the disease in dogs...
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: Why Does My Cat Sleep So Much?
Every living thing has an internal clock. Some people have overridden their natural tendencies, but animals remain true to their natural inclinations (unless people intervene)....
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: Why Is It Important To Care About Your Cat’s Teeth?
Dental disease in cats is not something that people talk about. Because cats do not typically pant in our faces like dogs do, their bad...
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: When Can “Natural” Harm My Cat?
Most cat lovers know that Tylenol and aspirin are toxic to cats. These are phenols and domestic cat show a remarkable sensitivity to adverse effects...
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: Why Does My Cat Chatter At Birds?
Have you ever noticed your cat hanging out in the window, watching birds and chattering with his mouth? Did you ever wonder why he does...
Read More Cat Behavior & TrainingAsk A Vet: What Can I Do To Keep My Senior Cat Happy And Healthy?
Cats can live well into their 20s, but if your cat is older than 8 years, she is considered a senior cat. Older cats have...
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