Cat care goes high tech
Want to monitor what your cat is doing at any given time of day? New high-tech devices, such as a cat collar that tweets on Twitter, can help you do just that.
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Cat fur can identify criminals
Could your cat be your home's best silent protection system? Forensic scientists, who are now using cat fur to nab criminals, say yes.
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Improve cat veterinary office visits
Want to make veterinary visits pain-free for both you and your cat? Here, expert advice. Plus, veterinarians provide advice for other veterinarians.
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Are tick and flea control products safe?
The EPA recently announced that it has developed stricter testing and evaluation requirements for flea and tick products for your cat. If the EPA is worried, should you be too?
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Can my pet allergies be passed on to my kids?
Although the tendency to have allergies is inherited, specific allergic sensitivities are not. Read on to find out more about pet allergies and your kids.
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Famous fathers and their cats
Happy Father's Day! As we look back at famous dads who adored cats, here's what to consider if you're thinking of getting a cat for your Dad or male significant other.
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Calm the fears of your scaredy-cat
Does your cat freak out during veterinary visits or dive under the bed whenever guests arrive? Our experts share how you can ease common cat fears before they get out of hand.
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Help homeless shelter cats with your craft skills
Can you crochet, knit or sew? If so, you can ease the life of homeless shelter cats through the Snuggles Project.
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An inside look at cat grooming
If your cat is grooming too little or too much, an underlying health issue could be the cause. Here are common signs to look for.
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Pet identification: the best care for your cat
National Pet ID Week is April 18 to 24, a reminder to microchip, tag, tattoo, ear notch or otherwise ID pet cats for their health and safety. But which method is best for you and your cat?
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Erase your cat’s carbon footprint
This Earth Day week, reduce the impact of your cat's products, food and more on the environment. Before long, your feline will leave a near-invisible carbon footprint on the planet.
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The reasoning for indoor cats
Indoor cats live longer lives, and yet the myth persists that it's OK to allow cats outdoors. Learn how to keep your cat safe and happy.
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Cat food ingredients: the 4 essential groups
Cats are carnivores, so protein from meat is essential. But can you guess what the other key ingredient groups are in quality natural cat foods?
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Drug recalls put spotlight on cat anesthesia safety
Two commonly used veterinary drugs were recently recalled after the reported deaths of at least five cats. Find out which drugs were pulled and why careful anesthesia of cats is so important.
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Top 10 Thanksgiving tips for cat owners
Inquisitive cat behavior and Thanksgiving don't always mix. Keep your kitty safe and happy this holiday season with these suggestions.
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Cat flu truths and myths
Now that we know cats can get infected with H1N1, should you worry about catching this, or any, influenza virus from your pet? Find out the truth about cat flu.
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Last-minute holiday food gifts for cats
With a touch of creativity, you can satisfy all of the nice, not naughty, cats on your holiday shopping list with affordable, edible gifts they'll actually use.
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Cat ownership keeps the doctor away
Cats are more than cute and cuddly. Recent studies reveal how cat ownership improves human health -- both physical and mental.
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Pet Airways offers cats new travel options
The world's first all-pet airline has taken to the skies. Here's what it can -- and can't -- offer your cat compared to regular commercial air travel
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Not so stupid pet tricks for cats
Do you wish your cat knew how to fetch, do a high five and perform other impressive tricks? It's possible, with a little training.
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How can cats play the piano?
From Nora to Schmaltzy, piano-playing cats seem to be everywhere. But how can cats play the piano, and is the skill based on natural behaviors?
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Is your “natural” cat food truly natural?
Many cat foods claim to be "natural," but some products merit that description more than others. This guide will help you find the right pet food for your cat.
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Veterinary education goes global
U.S. health care is often compared with that of other countries, but what about U.S. veterinary care? A global approach could be just what the veterinarian-in-training ordered.
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Household pets become show animals
Want your cat to be an international cat show star? A pedigree is no longer required. Mixed-breed cats adopted from shelters are impressing cat show judges and audiences.
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Dating services for cat owners
Need a matchmaker to find your perfect mate? The Right Breed, Must Love Pets, Date My Pet and other online dating services use the power of pets to bring people together.
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The easiest way to assess your cat’s health
What's one of the first symptoms of illness in your cat? A rise or drop in your cat's body temperature. Here's what the numbers may mean.
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Whet your cat’s appetite with wet food
The term "canned cat food" is all wet: Thanks to new flavors, additions and recipes, many manufacturers now prefer the phrase "wet cat food." Which of the new products are best for your pet?
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Why your cat won’t eat
Is your cat finicky to the point that it's showing a loss of appetite? This can signal a number of problems, but all can be prevented and treated.
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Cat product trends for 2010
The pet industry's largest trade show takes place later this month. We've got a sneak peek at some of this year's hottest cat toys and other products.
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