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Eight Reasons Why Cats Meow
Wondering what your cat really means when she meows? Is she hungry, stressed, or just asking for cuddles? According to the ASPCA, “The cat’s meow is her way of communicating with people.” The Humane Society of the US explains how to understand your cat's meowing, “Your cat’s vocabulary may seem limited, but you can learn to associate the [...]
5 Easy Games You Can Play with Your Cat
One of the best ways to bond with your cat is playtime. Your cat may be bored if she just sits in her cedar cat house all day. Playing together helps your cat release energy, gives her exercise, and improves her mood. Whether you are a first-time cat owner or just need a little inspiration [...]
How to Train Your Outdoor Cat to Use the Litter Box
If you want your outdoor cat to use a litter box, you will need to help her form new habits. With a little patience, time, and TLC, you can make the transition easy and comfortable. How can you train your outdoor cat to use the litter box?Here are 3 easy steps for a smooth transition.Prepare the [...]
How to Deal With Your Cat's Insomnia
Q: Help! My cat won’t let me sleep in peace. She wakes me up every night with her yowling. I’ve tried yelling at her and spritzing cold water on her, but nothing works! What can I do?A: First, recognize that many cats struggle with insomnia. Since both feral and indoor cats are nocturnal animals, it makes sense that [...]
How to Keep Your Cat Hydrated
Last week, we talked about dehydration in cats. If your cat is dehydrated, it will display symptoms such as lethargy, constipation, dry mouth, sunken eyes, increased heart rate, poor skin elasticity, and poor capillary refill time. Check out our previous post for 2 easy at-home tests for dehydration. Today, we’ll talk about 4 simple steps to keep your cat hydrated [...]
Is Your Cat Dehydrated?
Dehydration can pose a serious health risk for cats. It is essential that both your indoor and outdoor cats consume enough water. Water consumption is closely linked to diet. Before they were domesticated, cats ate prey that contained 70-80% water. They received most of their water through their food, instead of drinking it. Today, domesticated cats eat either wet food, [...]
Cold Weather Tips for Feral Cats
Cold Weather Tips for Feral CatsAre you concerned about helping your feral cats thrive during the colder months? Winter can be a difficult time for cats because of its colder temperatures and limited food sources. With a little extra TLC, you can help your cats stay warm and dry. Here are 8 quick tips to [...]