How to Prepare Your Older Cat to Accept Your New Kitten
Getting a kitten may be a lot more exciting for you that your single, older cat. Here are some tips to make the transition that much easier.
Why Is My Kitten Sneezing?
While the odd sneeze is nothing to worry about, a kitten that keeps on sneezing may have an infection of some kind. Here are some indications of what to look out for if your kitten is sneezing.
How To Keep Your Kitten Safe and Calm During Storms
Here are steps you can take to keep your kitten safe and calm during rain and thunderstorms to keep them safe and relaxed.
How To Teach Your Kitten Not To Bite and Scratch
As kitten-parent, it’s your job to keep an eye on your kitten’s health and behaviour. Teaching them not to bite and scratch is part of that — and easier than you might think!
Kitten Stomach Upsets — Constipation and Diarrhoea
Kitten’s digestive systems are still developing and can be very sensitive. This means that stomach upsets can quite easily happen. Sometimes, however, there is cause to take them to the vet.
Kittens and Conjunctivitis
You probably know “conjunctivitis” as “pink eye” when humans get it, but did you know your kitten could also get it? Here are the conjunctivitis symptoms, types, and treatment choices if your kitten comes down with this disease.
My Kitten is Missing — Now What?
Your worst nightmare’s come true — your kitten is nowhere to be found. Here’s what you can do if your kitten goes missing.
Should I Get a Second Kitten?
If you’re about to get a kitten as a pet, you may wonder if you shouldn’t get another so they can keep each other company — here are some things to consider when you want to get two kittens
Epilepsy in Kittens
Did you know that epilepsy is one of the most common reasons for seizures in kittens? If you’re worried that your kitten may be suffering from epilepsy, or your kitten has had a seizure, read on.
Your Top Kitten Questions Answered
Ever wondered why kittens' eyes are blue? Or why kittens can't have cow's milk? Then read on for the answer to these and other questions.
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