VET APPROVED WRITTEN BY Dr. Karyn Kanowski Veterinarian, BVSc MRCVS I saw something recently that made my blood boil. It was the emergence of a new ‘designer’ cat breed called …

VET APPROVED WRITTEN BY Dr. Stacie Grannum, DVM (Vet) Veterinarian, DVM What Are Tremors in Cats?SignsCauses DiagnosisCare GuideFrequently Asked Questions While the jitterbug may have been a popular swing dance among …

VET APPROVED REVIEWED & FACT-CHECKED BY Dr. Chyrle Bonk DVM Our feline friends spend a good amount of their time grooming themselves, but even with all that work and attention, …

My name is Kyle Baker, and I’m a writer and editor at Catster.com. I’ll be sharing the fascinating shenanigans about life on my small farm with my two sibling cats; …

Many working and hunting breeds of dogs were developed to help humans flush out, chase, and herd various animals. However, in everyday life prey drive can be a challenge to …

Skin fold dermatitis, also known as intertrigo, is a common inflammatory condition that affects dogs with excessive skin folds. It occurs when the skin in these areas becomes irritated and …

Hereditary nephritis in dogs is a genetically inherited disorder that affects the kidneys. This condition is analogous to Alport syndrome in humans. It is primarily characterized by structural abnormalities in …

Some companies allow employees to bring their dogs to work, but very few allow cats. Most remote workers, including my colleagues, enjoy having their felines around their home offices. Even …