Like us, cats can experience stress and it’s usually triggered by changes in their environment. If you experience any change in behavior from your feline friend like litter box problems, aggression, ...

Any animal lover understands how having a pet can help our hearts emotionally. We share our lives, unconditional love, deep friendship and plenty of cuddles. But having a relationship with a creature ...

Most people think that cats urinate inappropriately due to a bladder infection. The primary problem that we see is either bladder inflammation (cystitis) or a behavioral problem. In younger cats, ...

If you have ever been fortunate enough to sit with a purring cat in your lap, you will know how soothing and calming a feeling it is. Studies have shown it can even lower your blood pressure and ...

Cats are often left out of university-based animal assisted interventions aimed at reducing stress, but new research shows many people, especially those with strong and highly reactive emotions, want ...

UC Davis researchers have found that cats show fewer signs of stress when appointments are virtual rather than in a veterinary office. They say telemedicine could be effective for routine consults or ...

Question: I have a 10-year-old cat and he developed a snotty nose and runny eyes and he sneezes a lot. I brought him to the vet and was told he has herpes virus. After he was given an antibiotic shot ...

Helping a Cat Recover from Trauma Unfortunately, many adopted cats have suffered trauma before landing in their fur-ever homes. But, just because that was their past, doesn’t mean you can’t usher them ...

According to a health blog from Duke University, animals make us feel better. They nurture our mental well-being. They can significantly alleviate anxiety, reduce stress, and help combat loneliness.

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – Keep petting your furry friends, Tampa Bay. A new study says that petting dogs and cats in real situations can lower stress levels. Researchers at Washington State University say ...