How to Spot and Treat Feline Hyperthyroidism?
Why should you be aware of feline hyperthyroidism? Because it is the most common glandular disorder in cats. Since it shares several signs with other common feline diseases like diabetes, kidney f...
Why Does My Cat Scratch Furniture?
Cats scratch furniture for a number of reasons. Scratching is a good form of exercise for them. They get to stretch out their bodies and extend and retract their nails. When they scratch, the move...
5 Awesome Christmas Gifts For Your Cat!
Every Christmas your cat probably lays around as the family opens Christmas gifts. Well our divine feline would surely appreciate if they were treated this Christmas! Petree has 5 awesome Christma...
Cats are often times hard to please when it comes to food. They never know if they want hard food, soft food, or both at the same time. A lot of cats like to have their car food mixed. How do y...
20 Essential Winter Safety Tips for Cats
Can a cat freeze to death? The answer is yes, cats can suffer from hypothermia from low temperatures which can lead to their death. This is why in this AnimalWised article we're going to answer co...
Why My Cat Has a Swollen Nose?
The cat is a born hunter with great agility to chase their prey. It is their acute sense of smell which helps them to track this prey in the first place. Their sense of smell is not only useful wh...