Cats Health
Health, nutrition, and behaviour questions answered for cats.
Pet Health
5My cat is not eating — what should I do?
A cat not eating for 24+ hours risks a dangerous condition called hepatic lipidosis. Learn the causes and what to do.
My cat is hiding and won't come out — is something wrong?
Understand when a hiding cat is stressed vs. seriously ill, and learn the warning signs that require immediate veterinary attention.
My cat is sneezing a lot — what could it be?
Find out why your cat is sneezing so much — from cat flu to nasal polyps — and when veterinary treatment is needed.
My cat is losing weight — what could be causing it?
Weight loss in cats can signal hyperthyroidism, kidney disease, diabetes, or cancer. Learn the causes and why early detection matters.
Can cats eat tuna?
Tuna is safe for cats in small amounts but dangerous as a daily food — learn about mercury, taurine deficiency, and what to feed instead.
Pet Nutrition
8What is the best food for my cat?
The best food for cats explained — why obligate carnivores need animal protein, taurine, moisture, and what to avoid feeding your cat.
Should I feed my cat wet or dry food?
Wet vs dry cat food — the moisture argument, urinary and kidney health, dental benefits, and which approach is best for your cat.
How much should I feed my cat?
How much to feed your cat based on weight, life stage, and activity — plus how to monitor body condition and avoid the obesity epidemic.
How do I feed my kitten correctly?
Complete kitten feeding guide — how much to feed by age, why wet food matters from the start, and when to switch to adult cat food.
What should I feed my senior cat?
What to feed a senior cat — why older cats need more protein, the importance of wet food, and what health conditions affect nutrition.
Is a raw diet good for cats?
The honest pros and cons of a raw diet for cats — nutritional benefits, the real risks of bacterial contamination and nutritional imbalance, and safer alternatives.
How do I know if my cat has a food allergy?
Signs of food allergies in cats — common allergens, skin and GI symptoms, and how an elimination diet trial actually works.
What foods are toxic to cats?
Foods toxic to cats — onions, garlic, grapes, xylitol, raw fish, and more. What to do in an emergency.
Pet Behaviour
8How do I stop my cat from scratching the furniture?
How to stop cats scratching furniture — why cats scratch, the right scratching posts, making furniture less appealing, and what to avoid.
Why is my cat not using the litter box?
Why cats stop using the litter box — medical causes to rule out first, the litter box rules every cat owner needs to know, and how to solve the problem.
Why is my cat spraying in the house?
Why cats spray in the house — the difference between spraying and urination, why cats mark territory, and how to stop it.
Why is my cat so active at night and how do I get more sleep?
Why cats are active at night and how to solve it — crepuscular biology, evening play routines, feeding schedules, and medical causes in older cats.
Why does my cat meow so much?
Why cats meow excessively — hunger, attention-seeking, heat, pain, hyperthyroidism, and dementia in older cats.
How do I introduce a new cat to my home?
How to introduce a new cat to your home — the 4-phase introduction process, scent exchange, visual introduction, and what to do if it goes wrong.
Why does my cat bite me and how do I stop it?
Why cats bite — the difference between play biting and petting-induced aggression, the warning signs before a bite, and how to stop both.
How do I keep my indoor cat mentally stimulated?
How to keep an indoor cat mentally stimulated — feeding puzzles, interactive play, vertical space, sensory enrichment, and the importance of routine.