I switched the dry food for my Mr Magoo, the sweetest Maine Coon kitty ever, back in January 2023. This was the recommendation of his vet to reduce the bladder stone that was his current condition.

We asked veterinarians and an animal nutritionist what to look for when shopping for the best food for your indoor cat. Our top picks ... digestive problems and urinary conditions.

I have a cat that's allergic to fleas, and use to loose all his fur (the gray long haired). My cats and dog have not needed a flea medication since I started buying Merrick hard food. When I took ...

Learn more Our cats might not know what a love language is, but they sure love it when we feed them tasty food. The best wet cat food recipes come in many flavors and textures to please every cat.

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Choosing the best dry cat food can feel like an overwhelming decision, given the sheer number of products on the market. From air-dried and steam-dried, to raw cat food and grain-free – it’s tricky ...

Both cats and dogs can contract the virus, but cats are at higher risk for severe illness. We asked an expert what you can do about it. Corin Cesaric is a Flex Editor at CNET currently covering ...

Do you really need to feed your cat wet food? It’s a question many pet owners ask themselves, especially since the cans and packets tend to be pricier than a bag of dry kibble. But all the vets ...

WASHINGTON (CN) — The Supreme Court threw a bone to Missouri pet owners Wednesday, letting an updated complaint over labeling on prescription food products be heard by a state court. Royal Canin and ...

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A cat’s normal body temperature ranges between 100.4 degrees to 102.5 degrees Fahrenheit. Once a cat’s temperature reaches more than 102.5 degrees, it is considered to have a fever.