Cats are known to be curious and can get themselves into anything, even locked cages. A cage with a guinea pig may be extra enticing for cats because their list of natural prey includes rodents.
If you have guinea pigs or other small animals in your home, there are several things you can do to have them coexist safely with your cats. Here are a few ways you can prevent your cats from getting to your guinea pigs. Read More...
Cats come with a great deal of responsibility. One of these responsibilities is cleaning up accidents that range from items knocked off shelves to unpleasant messes on your carpet or couch.
Where cat poop is concerned, it’s always best to take action quickly. Sometimes, it isn’t always possible to catch our cats in the act, though, and we’re left to handle a stubborn stain and a lingering smell. When the couch is involved, it can make a comfortable living room a place to avoid. Read More...
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Learn more » Matted fur is a common problem with longhaired cats, and despite your best efforts, sometimes inevitable. Mats look shabby and they are painful for your cat, constantly pulling on their skin. If left for too long, mats can even lead to infection from your cat’s constant attempts to bite and claw at the knots to try to get them out. Read More...
