Fall is the perfect time of year to enjoy all sorts of pumpkin treats, from roasted seeds to pumpkin pie. If you have a cat at home, their curiosity might convince them to steal a bite of pumpkin for themselves. Pumpkin is relatively safe for cats to eat, but if it’s prepared incorrectly or overused, it can have unintended consequences.
Many cats won’t have a problem with a small amount of pumpkin being added to their diet. Read More...
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Learn more » On short, chilly winter days, you’re probably looking forward to a snuggle under a thick warm blanket with your kitty. With hot cocoa in your hand and the blazing days of summer gone like the leaves piled in your yard, it seems like you won’t have to worry about populations of pesky parasites such as fleas. Read More...
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Learn more » Constipation in cats is not uncommonly seen, as both excessive amounts of dry food, and issues like chronic kidney disease can potentially contribute to dry stools, dehydration, and subsequent constipation. And when you do realize your cat might be constipated, your immediate thought is to give them something to relieve their distress. Read More...
