Be Meow Valentine – DIY Cat Toys
If you’re like all of us at the CatNipTimes, your cats are definitely part of any Valentine’s Day festivities.
Cat-Friendly Holiday Décor Ideas
The holiday season seems to start earlier and earlier each year. Once Halloween is in the rearview mirror, many people start thinking about the holiday season and preparing for Thanksgiving and Christmas. To help you prepare for the holiday season check out our list of hazards and some alternatives.
Vacation Tips for Your Kitty
When people go on vacation or leave for a trip, they board their dog and leave the cat at home because “the cat is independent.” People proudly exclaim, “I love cats!
Surprising Foods Your Cat Should Avoid
Cats are curious creatures by nature, and this often extends to their diet. However, as pet parents, we need to be mindful about which foods are dangerous for our furry friends!
Say No to Lilies for Your Kitties
Did you know ALL lilies are poisonous to cats? If you are purchasing flowers for Mother's Day, be sure your bouquet does NOT include lilies!
Plants that are Poisonous to Cats
Did you know there are 17 plants that are dangerous for felines?! Make sure to keep these toxic plants away from your cat!
Why Does My Cat Groom Itself
Does your cat lick itself constantly and have patches of fur missing or hair loss? If so, your cat might be grooming excessively. Here we'll discuss how to spot signs of excessive grooming, what might be causing it, and how to stop.
Three CAT-Astrophic Poison Dangers for Cats!
Did you know even the water from a popular Easter Lily’s flower’s vase can be dangerous to your favorite feline? But that’s not all! Not only are these items dangerous to cats, but the costs associated with veterinary care should they encounter any of these items can be expensive for owners.
Theories on Why Cats Rub Their Heads
Does your cat rub his or her face on things? It may seem like a strange behavior, but it turns out there may be an explanation behind it!
Five Clues Your Cat Needs to See a Vet
When in pain, a cat's natural instinct may be to hide from the world as best they can – making it harder for pet owners to know when something is medically wrong. Let’s examine the following five behaviors your kitty may display in order to communicate that they do, in fact, need your, and probably your vet’s, help.
