Feline infectious peritonitis is a cause of death for many types of cats. A new antiviral drug in a clinical trial shows promise to help treat FIP.

Have you ever walked in on your cats rolling in the litter box? Good news: You’re not alone. Cat parents all around the world have caught themselves wondering, “Why do cats roll in litter?” For many parents, that question remains unanswered.

Though we don’t speak the same language, Sabrina Spellman has been my partner in crime for the past three years. I grew up in a small apartment that didn't allow pets, so I’ve never had one before. As the best things in life aren’t planned, this was the case for our new friendship.

Your cat is no doubt the perfect pet in your eyes, but there are certain things you need to deal with as a cat owner that may not be so perfect. From your cat scratching up your belongings to needing toclean a smellylitter box, there are somecommon cat problems that are just part of being a cat owner.

People aren't the only ones who experience annoying allergies. Our feline friends can also be allergic to things in their environment like food, fabrics, and cigarette smoke. They can even be allergic to cat litter.

Your kitty spends a lot of time digging around in his litter — and as his caring cat parent, you spend a lot of time scooping it. But how much do you actually know about your cat's litter?

When you clean your cat's litter box regularly, you can't help but notice changes in his bathroom habits. One thing responsible cat parents should always look for is evidence of diarrhea. 

As cat owners, you know that sometimes your kitty finds the carpet to be a more appealing place than the cat’s litter box to take care of his business. But have you ever wondered why? Getting to the root of the issue can help you solve this frustrating problem.

Pet parents ask us this question all the time: what is the best cat food to feed my fur baby?

And we get it. You do so much to care for your little one and balanced cat diets are one of the biggest factors of all that affects your cat's health.

Your kitty is cute, cuddly, and clean — most of the time. As a cat owner, you know that even the most adorable feline needs to handle her business now and then. After all, it’s your responsibility to clean up the cat’s litter when she’s done. 

You might've heard about the heroic doggos saving koalas in the terrible bush fires of Australia, but canines aren't the only ones that lend a helping paw. Some cool cats play the part of hero, too. We've found six stories of kitties who went above and beyond to help their fellow animal friends to remind you that felines don't just love their humans. They put their kitty intelligence to good use to save other creatures from everything from abandonment to fires.

If you think that polydipsia might translate to "multiple dips" you’d be pretty much correct – as in multiple dips from the water dish. This dipsy sounding word refers to constant or excessive drinking as a result of thirst, which may indicate an underlying health condition.