Audrey Cats can be prone to developing urinary problems, which can be stressful for both the pet and the owner. Issues like painful urination, frequent litter box visits, and accidents around the home are some of the signs an owner may notice when their cat isn’t feeling well. Because these symptoms are so common, I’m always … Read more
Because cats are sensitive to their environment, even subtle changes around the home can affect their behavior and stress levels.Many indoor cats show signs of stress or anxiety—such as hiding, overgrooming, or restlessness. The spaces they live in play a huge role in how calm or unsettled they are. Recently, indoor plants have become popular … Read more
Your home might feel inviting and cozy for you, but for your cat, it can sometimes feel like a maze with limited options for climbing, scratching, hiding, playing, resting, and observing the world. I have often found that the best cat homes are not giant, chaotic playgrounds, but spaces thoughtfully arranged around a cat’s natural … Read more
Indoor cats spend all their time within four walls, yet their minds are always working. Even in a safe, comfortable environment, a cat’s brain craves opportunities to explore, solve problems, and make choices. Boredom isn’t just about feeling “unstimulated.” It can actually lead to unwanted behaviors and even affect a cat’s overall well-being. Everyday indoor … Read more
Indoor cats are protected from many outdoor risks, but that safety can come with a tradeoff. Boredom can creep in for indoor cats, making them less engaged and sometimes even restless. As someone who has spent years living with indoor cats, I’ve found that giving them chances to play, explore, hunt, scratch, and use their … Read more
Omega-3 fatty acids are often mentioned when talking about optimal nutrition for cats. These healthy fats, found mainly in marine sources, offer a range of possible benefits for feline health. The two most important marine omega-3s for cats are EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) and DHA (docosahexaenoic acid). These can help with certain health conditions, but not … Read more
Cats commonly develop urinary tract problems, and they’re not always caused by a bacterial urinary tract infection (UTI). Many urinary tract conditions can produce nearly identical symptoms, whether the cause is an infection, inflammation, urinary stones, or another disorder. [1] That’s why I think it is so important to catch these symptoms early and get … Read more
Many people assume that indoor cats require less healthcare because they are protected from many of the risks found outdoors. While an indoor lifestyle can reduce exposure to dangers such as traffic injuries, predators, and some infectious and parasitic threats, it does not eliminate the need for preventive care. Indoor cats can still develop health … Read more
Many cat owners believe their indoor cats do not need vaccinations because they do not go outside and are not exposed to the same risks as outdoor cats. That sounds logical at first. However, indoor cats can still encounter infectious diseases through unexpected routes like open windows, visitors, or even trips to the vet. The … Read more
Trying to pick the best cat food for my cats can quickly become overwhelming. Flashy packaging and clever marketing terms fill pet store shelves, making every bag or can sound like the top choice. In reality, no single food works for every cat. Cats can have very different needs depending on their age, health, and … Read more
