by Clayton Bolinger | Jan 9, 2024 | Cats, Skin and Coat Health
When in the presence of felines, if you’re suddenly coughing, sneezing, experiencing itchy eyes, or breaking out in rashes, then you may be among the 30% of individuals who suffer from cat allergies. While cat fur is responsible for a minor level of allergens, it’s...
by Clayton Bolinger | Jan 4, 2024 | Cats, Optimum Nutrition
First off, congratulations on your new cat! While this is a celebratory moment for you, it’s most likely an overwhelming transitional moment for your new furry feline. Cats are commonly referred to as creatures of habit, so being introduced to a whole new...
by Clayton Bolinger | Jan 1, 2024 | Canine Behavior, Dogs
Dogs will lick their paws for a variety of reasons. It’s up to us as pet owners to discover the underlying cause, which will sometimes require a visit to the veterinarian. Paw licking can be a normal canine habit, such as when your furry friend grooms themselves;...
by Clayton Bolinger | Dec 25, 2023 | Cats, Cognitive Health
From purring, to meowing, to growling, cat owners know that their furry friends make all kinds of sounds. In fact, cats have evolved to be such vocal creatures that they engage in 21 different vocalization types. If your cat is growling or hissing, they’re trying to...
by Clayton Bolinger | Dec 18, 2023 | Cats, Optimum Nutrition
Making biscuits is an entirely normal activity for most cats. No, we aren’t referring to cats as busy biscuit bakers, although “making biscuits” is a term used to describe when felines knead. Kneading is a common activity that can be observed when a cat rhythmically...
