Talk with your veterinarian about developing a cost-effective health plan tailored to Max and Mimi’s needs and your budget.

Claire Berry's cat Rhubarb had crossed into a different county and befriended college students. The Keighley-based charity has been forced to suspend its waiting list for cats requiring new homes.

TYLER, Texas — For today's edition of Tuesday Tails, meet Kit Kat from the SPCA of East Texas. Kit Kat is a 9-week-old female. She is brindle and has some cute wrinkles. Her mom is a Red Heeler and ...

"They can have adverse side-effects," she says ... Therefore in cats, Dr Chester says it can be a "silent killer". The best ...

Now that I’m more confident, once in a while I’ll turn my camera on briefly so that my tiny team can see Babka on my shoulder — but then again, my boss loves cats and often has whole conversations ...

New Years is approaching, and I am making a plea that any catamaran buyers out there resolve to refrain from naming their boat… …Cat’s Meow, Catalac, Catitude ...

To avoid these friendly nips, it's worth watching your cat's body language during petting play. Signs they may have had enough include their tail starting to twitch or their ears moving to the side.

A healthy, nutritious dry food can meet your ... for your cat's life stage. According to the AAFCO standards, food meant for kittens or cats at all life stages must have a minimum of 30% protein ...

Yes, cats can eat pumpkin. Plain pumpkin is OK for cat consumption, PetMD reports. The squash may even benefit your pet's health, according to Hill's Pet Nutrition. Along with the nutrients above ...

The fruit is healthy for humans, but what about for animals? Dogs can eat pumpkin. But what about your cat? Here's what we learned about feeding pumpkins to your pet cat: Yes, cats can eat pumpkin.

While it's best to avoid feeding peanut butter to your cat, it is OK if done correctly. Note the calories and if any additives have been included, Chewy advises. You can also consult with your ...