Justin M. Neal 
Cats knead as a comforting behavior learned during kittenhood, mimicking actions from nursing. This rhythmic pressing with their paws against soft surfaces or your lap may be a sign of contentment, relaxation, or an attempt to mark their territory with scent glands in their paws. In most cases, cat kneading is entirely normal and indicative … Read more
Cats nip for various reasons, including play, overstimulation, communication, and affection. They may also bite to assert dominance or show that they are in charge. If your cat bites you aggressively, it can be dangerous. You may need to train your cat not to bite. It’s not uncommon for cats to nip at their owners … Read more
Sphynx cats lack a furry coat, making their skin prone to oil buildup. To maintain their hygiene, bathe your Sphynx cat approximately once a month. However, individual needs may vary based on skin condition and lifestyle. Regularly check for oiliness or dirt and adjust the bathing frequency accordingly, ensuring a clean and comfortable environment for … Read more
It can be difficult to find the right reward for your cat. There are so many options on the market, and it can be hard to know which one will be the best fit for your feline friend. However, there are a few things you can keep in mind that will help you choose the … Read more
Homemade cat food offers a personalized approach to feline nutrition, allowing cat owners to carefully select ingredients and create meals tailored to their pets’ needs. However, ensuring a homemade diet meets all of a cat’s nutritional requirements can be challenging. One question that often arises is whether you need to add vitamins to homemade cat … Read more
Yes, cats do smile when they are happy. It’s a natural reaction to happiness, just like humans. When a cat is content and enjoying life, you’ll see it in their expressions. A happy cat will have bright eyes, a relaxed body, and a soft smile. Do Cats Smile, Laugh, Or Grin When They Are Happy? … Read more
Cats may sleep in the litter box due to stress, illness, or a desire for security. It provides a confined space that smells familiar, offering comfort during periods of uncertainty. Medical issues, such as urinary tract problems, can also make the litter box appealing. If this behavior persists, consult a veterinarian to rule out health … Read more
The daily food intake for a cat varies based on factors like age, weight, activity level, and health. On average, adult cats typically require 200-300 calories per day. However, it’s crucial to follow feeding guidelines on the cat food packaging and consult with a veterinarian for precise recommendations. Dividing the daily portion into multiple small … Read more
Extra care for cats during cold weather is crucial as they are vulnerable to temperature drops. Provide a warm shelter, monitor their outdoor exposure, and ensure they have cozy bedding. Additionally, check for signs of discomfort or illness, as cats may be more susceptible to cold-related issues. Most cat likes to sleep on human’s couch … Read more
A cat can survive for up to two weeks without water, but it will become dehydrated and weak after a few days. Dehydration is a serious health hazard for cats and can lead to organ damage or even death. If you think your cat may be dehydrated, take them to the vet immediately. How long … Read more