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Ticks aren't just painful when they bite; they can also transmit horrible diseases. Although felines may not get ticks as much as dogs, these bloodsucking parasites can cause unpleasant issues. So here are some tips to keep your cat tick-free.

You do not need to teach your cats how to scratch—it's an instinct! What you need to teach them are the places where they can scratch. Whether you're starting with a kitten or have an older cat that you want to re-train, knowing their scratching style and providing the r...

Indeed, any feline can be suitable for families with children, given their temperament. Nonetheless, some characteristics are ideal when choosing a cat to embrace when you have children at home. For a harmonious home, look for cats with these qualities.

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is among one of the most common as well as major infectious diseases of cats. In infected cats, FIV weakens the immune system, leaving the cat prone to other infections. Though there is no cure for FIV, current research suggests that c...

Are you planning to have your cat spayed? Here are some tips that you ought to know for your cat's spay aftercare.

For cat enthusiasts who want to have a big cat to adopt and care for, here are eleven of the biggest domestic feline breeds in the world around.

You have perhaps found your way through this short article because you can't find your cat. First of all: Do not panic. There's a likelihood your feline is someplace near your home and will re-emerge soon. It could simply take some looking. We at KittyNook have some idea...

Cats are members of the family, and as such, it should feel natural to share everything with them—including table food. But sharing your plate can harm your cat's health. Before you share that treat, make sure you know the difference between harmful foods for pet cats an...

A lot happens during the first two months of a kitten's life. Most growth occurs during the first eight weeks of a kitten's life. Check out this kitten timeline to learn when to expect certain milestones on your kitten's journey to becoming a cat.

A cat's tail is arguably one of its hallmark features. You can know a lot about how a cat feels just by looking at its tail. Cats use their tails for many things, like balancing on ledges, so it might be strange to see a cat with no tail.