Cat Care
Cat Cough vs. Cat Asthma
Just like humans, cats can experience respiratory discomfort — and it can be worrying when you suddenly notice your feline coughing, wheezing, or breathing unusually. Two of the most common culprits are cat cough and cat asthma, and while they may look similar, they aren’t the same. Understanding the difference is crucial so that your cat receives the right care early, especially because asthma is a chronic and sometimes life-threatening condition. In this blog, we’ll explore the differences, the symptoms to look out for, and how choosing the right type of cat litter plays a surprising yet important role in maintaining...
Why Cats Scratch the Floor (or Walls) Around the Litter Box?
🐱 Introduction: The Mystery of the Post-Potty Scratch Have you ever noticed your cat finishing their business, stepping in or out of the litter box… and then vigorously scratching the floor, wall, or even the air around it? You clean the box, you keep it fresh — so why are they clawing at everything but the litter itself? This curious feline behavior baffles many cat owners, but the answer lies deep in your cat’s instincts, environment, and even their opinion about your litter setup. Let’s dig in (pun intended!) and uncover the truth behind why cats scratch the floor around...
Why Do Cats Get the Zoomies After Pooping?
If you’ve ever witnessed your cat blast out of the litter box and tear down the hallway like they’re being chased by an invisible monster, you’re not alone. This odd yet common behavior—affectionately known as the “poop zoomies”—is one of those classic feline mysteries. But why do cats do it? Is it just a funny quirk, or is there science behind the sprint? In this article, we’ll break down everything you need to know about why cats zoom after pooping, when it’s normal, when it could be a red flag, and how you can handle those late-night litter box marathons. What...
How to Make Your Cat More Affectionate?
Cats often have a reputation for being aloof or independent, especially when compared to dogs. But any seasoned cat parent knows that felines are capable of deep affection—they just show it on their terms. If you’ve been wishing your cat was a little cuddlier or more emotionally present, don’t worry. With patience and the right approach, you can encourage even the most reserved kitty to open up. Here’s how to help your cat become more affectionate—without pushing them too far out of their comfort zone. 1. Understand Your Cat’s Personality Just like people, cats have different personalities. Some are naturally snuggly...
Do cats really hate water?
We've all seen it: a cat perched precariously on the edge of a bathtub, eyeing the rising water with suspicion. Or the classic meme of a drenched, unhappy feline giving its owner a look of pure betrayal. The idea that cats hate water is a stereotype as old as the internet. But is it true? The short answer is: not always. While many cats do show a strong aversion to getting wet, their "hatred" is more of a generalization. The real reasons behind their behavior are more complex and fascinating. The Evolution of an Aversion The domestic cat, Felis catus,...