Cat Education

Finding a stray cat can be a scary and nerve-wracking experience. As empathetic creatures, we care about cats and don’t want to see them suffer. A stray cat could be in need of water, food, shelter, and a new home. In other cases, the stray cat could live nearby and is just out for a […]

Planning a vacation during holidays, spring break, or summer trips, but unsure about what to do with your beloved feline friend? The appropriate course of action depends on various factors, including the type and duration of your trip. Whether you’re embarking on an international adventure for a week or heading out of town for a

Having a toddler and getting a pet is a great idea. Pets can teach toddlers important lessons, like how to take care of others while respecting personal space. Toddlers can also form a lifelong bond with pets, especially if you get a young pet like a kitten. If you’re interested in getting a kitten to

When you first bring a new kitten home, the reaction might not be what you expect. Many kittens will instinctively hide — after all, they are in a brand new environment that they know nothing about. This can be scary! One of the best ways to acclimate a kitten to its new home is by

Whether you live in an apartment that doesn’t have easy outside access or you’re just worried about your cat, many cats live their lives indoors. However, like humans, cats get used to their surroundings, and indoor cats could end up suffering and becoming unhappy. Fortunately, keeping your indoor cat happy isn’t so hard! With a

New kitten owners figure out a lot of things about cats pretty quickly. However, some things that kittens do might not make sense. For example, many new kitten owners will wake up with their kitten curled up on top of their heads. As kittens grow up, they tend to move away from their owner’s head

Do you ever check up on your cat’s water bowl just to find a toy floating? You aren’t alone! Many cats will put their toys in their water bowl or fountain.  If you’ve ever wondered why cats put toys in their water, the answer isn’t so straightforward. Unfortunately, we can’t ask cats why they put

Moving can be stressful on its own, so moving with a cat can present even more challenges to consider. Whether you’re planning on driving or flying to your new home, or moving one mile or 1,000 miles from your current spot, don’t forget that your cat is dealing with the same stress, and potentially more.

Kittens are little bundles of energy that are experiencing everything for the first time. Naturally, kittens are obsessed with playing and may want to enjoy playtime for hours on end.  Whether your goal is to tire your kitten out or just to watch them have some fun, playing with your kitten can be rewarding and

Older cats are often calm, cuddly, and just looking for a comfortable home. When you adopt an older cat, you’re giving the cat security for the rest of its life — something it might not have ever experienced. We’re all for adopting older cats, and we’re here to help you prepare for the experience. Read

Nothing beats the excitement of bringing home a new kitten! You’ve followed our new kitten checklist, prepared your house, and picked up your new friend to bring to their forever home. During the excitement, it’s easy to forget that a kitten, this process can be confusing, stressful, or even scary. New kittens might be leaving

All creatures love companionship, and cats are no exception. While you and your cat might have a fantastic relationship, your cat might yearn for more socialization, especially if they’re an indoor cat. People who work long hours outside of home or worry that their cat is bored might have considered getting a second cat. However,