All cat owners are aware of the cat headbutt. It’s a daily occurrence with most cats, but some are gentler with their headbutting than others. Whether you think the behavior is endearing or annoying, you may not understand why felines do it. Before we examine the reasons, it’s vital to determine if your cat is headbutting or head pressing.
If they’re pressing their heads against a wall or corner and seem anxious or unhappy, they’re probably displaying head pressing and must be examined by a veterinarian. Read More...
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Learn more » Some cats are naturally vocal, while others rarely make noise. Cats meow for a variety of reasons, from letting you know that it’s mealtime to greeting you when you come home. Most of the time, it’s nothing to worry about, but if your usually quiet kitty suddenly becomes very vocal, it’s time to pay attention. Read More...
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Learn more » There are few things more adorable than a sneezing kitten. However, it is important to remember that sneezing may indicate a more serious problem. Like humans, cats can catch colds or develop other infections that can impact their health.
While an occasional sneeze is nothing to worry about, frequent sneezing is abnormal and must be investigated by a veterinarian. Read More...
