John Morris, DVM 
According to the vet recommendations, green beans are safe for cats and can even have some health benefits. Green beans are non-toxic and acceptable human food types for cats. They are a good source of fiber, protein, vitamins A, C, and K, and antioxidants. They can help improve your cat’s digestion, weight loss, hydration, and … Read more
Cats are adorable and loving companions, but sometimes they experience stomach troubles that lead to vomiting. Does your cat vomit a lot? Do you ask often, how can I stop my cat from vomiting? As a responsible cat owner, it’s crucial to understand why your cat may be vomiting and take preventive measures to stop … Read more
When your cat gets lost, you get upset. Losing a loved one is extremely painful. It is better to take necessary actions in advance so as not to be lost, injured, or stolen. As a responsible pet owner, you want to do everything you can to prevent your cat from getting lost. There are several … Read more
If you want to pet a cat, it will bite you, this is an unwritten rule. Cat scratches are similar to other injuries. Cat bites are common injuries. There is a very good remedy for this. No reason to panic after biting, there is nothing to fear. It is possible to avoid danger very easily with … Read more
If you’ve finally planned and booked your perfect holiday even, everything is organized, however, you’ve got just one only problem, and that is where to leave your cat while on vacation. The good news is we have already solved the issue of how to feed outdoor cats when on vacation, and now it’s time to … Read more
Urinary tract infections are common in cats and they are often easy to diagnose and treat. A modified diet and proper food can help to solve the problem of cats with urinary tract issues. Remember, some foods not only promote health but also prevent the formation of mineralized stones or crystals which can annoy your … Read more
Normally, an adult cat pees two to three times per day and poops at least once per day. If we think about the internal health of cats, we often only consider the stomach, kidneys, lungs, the heart, and even the liver however it is very rare to think about the bladder. Undoubtedly, bladders do play … Read more
We know cats are much safer indoor. Many owners would not prefer to have their cats go outdoor. If the cat goes outdoor where are more possibly to face risks such as road accidents, poisoning, parasites, catching diseases from other cats, being hit by cars, stolen by strangers, attacked by predators, or just plain getting … Read more
Taking care of a kitten is like caring for a human baby. They need extra care, as they can’t take their food for their own. Kitten age and size are the primary factors that affect how much food does a kitten need. Future development depends on how much we are feeding them according to their … Read more
In a world where cats are natural explorers, ensuring their safety while satisfying their curiosity is paramount. Cat GPS trackers and collars are very essential tools for responsible pet ownership. According to the American Humane Organization, around ten million cats and dogs go missing every year. There are around 3.2 million felines end up in … Read more