You’ve noticed your feline friend has been scratching quite a bit the last few days, and you’re starting to worry. An indoor cat scratching and chewing on its fur incessantly can leave you scratching your head: What could possibly be the cause? It can’t be fleas if the cat doesn’t go outdoors… right? Unfortunately, it can be.
But don’t panic—while the idea of fleas on any sweet kitten (indoor or outdoor) can feel worrisome, identifying and treating cat fleas is relatively quick and easy.
We talked to PrettyLitter subscriber Meredith P. about Little P and here’s what she had to say.
Just like us humans, when cats age, they become susceptible to aging bodily conditions such as arthritis. Older cats will start moving stiffer than they have in the past. Sometimes when older cats get arthritis, or even when they don’t, their older age will make them more at risk for fractures in their pelvis.
Read on to learn how to handle a cat's broken leg, identify symptoms, and ensure proper care for a quick recovery with expert guidance.
Is your cat in need of a brushing? No, we’renottalking about their fur. Cats of all ages, fromkittens toolder cats, can benefit from regular teeth cleanings.
Explore the causes of lumps and bumps on cats. Learn how to identify them and when to seek veterinary care.
Are your cat's eyes inflamed? It may be due to an eye infection. Read on to discover the causes, symptoms, and treatments of cat eye infection.
If your cat is limping, they may be in pain. Learn what the cause may be and how to know when it's time to see a vet.
We talked to PrettyLitter subscriber Sue A. about Keeper and Star and here’s what she had to say.
Do your cat’s paws look irritated, red, or swollen? Are they soft to the touch and cause your cat to walk around with a limp? There can be many reasons why your cat’s paws are irritated and causing them discomfort.
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