Kitten Health

Brushing your cat’s teeth is an important part of their daily dental care routine. Follow our steps on how to brush your cat’s teeth below to keep your pet’s teeth and gums healthy.

There are many plants that are toxic to cats, and you might even already have some in your backyard. If you’re a cat owner (or about to become one), it is very important to always to check any plants that your cat could encounter in and around your home are safe.

Unlike dogs, who frequently pant to cool down, cats rarely engage in this behavior. When they do, it’s essential to understand why and when it might signal a more serious issue.

While vomiting can be a regular occurrence in cats, it is not always normal and should be investigated.

As cats transition from kittenhood to adulthood, they undergo physiological and behavioural changes. This phase of sexual maturation is akin to “puberty” or “adolescence” in humans.

Vaccinations help protect your kitten against serious illness and potentially fatal diseases. You should start your kitten’s vaccination program shortly after they’ve been weaned off their mother’s milk and continue throughout their lifetime.

Kittens are rambunctious little balls of fluff that are good at hiding early signs of sickness. As a first-time kitten owner, you may not know how to tell if your kitten is feeling unwell or needs to see a vet.

Just like people, cats’ teeth need to be looked after to ensure they stay in tip-top condition. Here’s what you can do to take care of your kitten’s dental health.