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Cat owners sometimes mistakenly believe that their indoor cat cannot get worms. What they don't realize is that worms can be carried indoors in a variety of ways. If you think that your pet is safe indoors because you keep a clean home, think again. more »
Indoor cats are just as prone to getting fleas as outdoor cats. Fleas can piggyback on other animals or humans in order to jump off at the presence of preferred prey. But before they jump off, they will give you a bite to taste your blood. Indoor cats need regular flea prevention and treatment. more »
Indoor cats do not have the same opportunities for fun as outdoor cats. They can not climb trees, run for miles, chase birds and stalk squirrels. Just because they don't have access to this stimulation, does not mean they don't crave it. An indoor cat can be treated to similar opportunities if the right adjustments are made to his... more »
Dry, flaky skin in indoor cats can cause a variety of problems for both the cat and its owner. Dry skin causes discomfort for the cat, and the dander created by the dry skin can irritate the allergies of anyone living in the same home as the cat. There are numerous ways to tackle this problem, and most are fairly simple. more »
While most contagious cat diseases are preventable with regular vaccinations from your veterinarian, your cat may experience other common health problems, brought on by an inadequate diet or exposure to environmental risks. Keeping your cat healthy begins when you bring a kitten home and as you become familiar with your cat's... more »
Adopting a cat can be more involved than you might think but armed with the right...
When a cat has lived inside for most of its life, it may be hard to train it to live in the Great Outdoors. But sometimes life circumstances--a... more »
Ragdoll cats are a fairly new breed, developed in the 1960s by Ann Baker, a breeder in California who bred a Persian with a Birman. They are... more »
Owning a cat is a unique experience, and writing a guide to describe it helps others know what to expect and how to live in harmony with their... more »
The Sphynx is affectionately called the hairless cat. They were first found in Canada in the litter of a shorthaired cat. The hairless gene was a... more »
In the absence of cat allergies, you should rarely find it necessary to bathe your cat. Cats are excellent at self-grooming, but every now and... more »
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