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How to Tell if a Mother Cat Has Abandoned Her Kittens
While a mother cat can sometimes refuse to care for her kittens or a particular kitten, you still want to be sure that this is indeed the case. For one, ... -
Why Do Cats Roll in the Dirt?
Picture this; you just gave your feline a thorough clean. And then, as you return the bathing supplies to the storage, you notice your cat’s absence. He was only here ... -
Why Do Cats Cover Their Poop?
Just like dogs bury bones, felines bury their excrement. While it may seem odd to the human onlooker, waste hiding is a natural feline instinct. In this article, I'll discuss ... -
How to Get a Kitten to Stop Biting
Our kittens are adorable, and watching them play is always a delight. However, like our other fur babies, they can become overly excited at play, which could cause them to ... -
Why Do Cats Throw Up?
https://thepethandbook.com/what-milk-give-kitten/While we love and adore our felines, we'll all agree that cleaning up after they vomit isn't the most pleasant task. Hence, the reason for so many "not again" sighs ... -
Why Do Cats Bring You Dead Animals?
For many feline owners, a cat bringing home a kill is a familiar and even a common experience. For those unfamiliar with this behavior or are new cat owners, it ... -
How to Stop Your Cat Making a Mess Around the Home
If you’ve been around cats, even just for a short while, you’d agree they make excellent companions; plenty of people enjoy having them around. However, they can make quite some ... -
Why Do Cats Trill?
Why do cats trill? This may be the question on your mind if you own a feline or have been around one that trills. There are several explanations for this ... -
How to Get a Kitten to Sleep at Night
Even though cats are known to enjoy their sleep and alone time, they can be quite active awake, especially when they are young or still growing. Unsurprisingly, your cat’s sleeplessness ... -
Does Your Kitty Have Bad Bathroom Habits? Here’s What You Can Do About It
According to a recent survey, over 68% of American households (or 85 million) own a pet. Cats make up a huge portion of this number and reside just under dogs ...
