Despite his coat, your mouser wasn't made for winter weather!

As you dig out your winter coats and start switching over to heavier clothes, you might start to wonder if your cat notices ...

Cats may seem warm and cozy with all that fur, but they’re not as protected from the cold as many people think. Their bodies can start reacting to chilly temperatures, especially below 45°F. Indoor ...

Yes, cats can get colds. These upper respiratory infections (URIs) are harmless most of the time, but a trip to the vet can give you peace of mind, rule out other potential causes and make your cat ...

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As temperatures drop, it’s important to make sure your cat stays warm and comfortable. In a warning to all cat owners, Pets at Home has urged people to make sure their feline friends are warm and have ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "As a result," Dr. Hunt says, "an indoor-only cat that is well cared for is likely to live into its teens (12-17 years). The ...