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      Should cats be microchipped? A vet explains the pros, cons, and costs in detail. Should cats be microchipped? A vet explains the pros, cons, and costs in detail. Does your cat currently have a microchip? Many people think that since their cat is kept indoors, a microchip isn't necessary. However, a microchip significantly increases the chances of your cat being returned to you if they ever get lost. This article will provide a...
      For cats who "freeze when wearing a harness": How to choose stress-free materials and a 3-step home training method For cats who "freeze when wearing a harness": How to choose stress-free materials and a 3-step home training method Why do cats freeze when wearing a harness? We explain the reasons why they dislike it, how to choose materials, and simple training methods you can do at home! We also introduce the special features of Poponeko's "Cat-Friendly Cat Harness," which was developed for cats...
      Surprisingly unknown! How to prevent cat poisoning accidents [Dangers in the home] Surprisingly unknown! How to prevent cat poisoning accidents [Dangers in the home] Even common foods and plants can be toxic to cats if ingested. Onions, chocolate, human medications, lily flowers, and tobacco can even be fatal. To prevent cat poisoning, it's important to be aware of the dangers in your home.
      Complete Guide to Cat Escape Prevention: Dangers at Entrances, Windows, and Balconies, and Solutions You Can Implement Now Complete Guide to Cat Escape Prevention: Dangers at Entrances, Windows, and Balconies, and Solutions You Can Implement Now This comprehensive guide covers cat escape prevention measures for every area of your home, including entrances, windows, balconies, and screen doors. It features specific prevention goods, DIY ideas, and even measures for if your cat escapes, such as cat collars, ID tags, and microchips. We've...
      Cats’ “fickleness” — maybe they know everything all along. Cats’ “fickleness” — maybe they know everything all along. Cats are often said to be "fickle" creatures. However, when you live with them, there are many moments when you wonder, "Are they really so fickle...?" Perhaps cats are creatures that can read the room.
      [Written by a Veterinarian] Celebrating Your Cat's Birthday! Choosing Safe "Cakes" and "Special Meals" and Things to Watch Out For [Written by a Veterinarian] Celebrating Your Cat's Birthday! Choosing Safe "Cakes" and "Special Meals" and Things to Watch Out For Your beloved cat's birthday. You want to celebrate with a special "cake" or "meal," right? But human food is a no-go! Many cats end up with diarrhea from a sudden rich meal. A veterinarian explains how to choose a safe, cat-friendly cake that won't upset...
      Is Moving Stressful for Cats? Explaining Transportation Methods and How to Acclimate Them to a New Environment Is Moving Stressful for Cats? Explaining Transportation Methods and How to Acclimate Them to a New Environment Moving with a cat can be a source of great anxiety. Where should your cat stay during the moving process? What's the safest way to transport them? How long will it take for them to adjust to their new home? This article compiles information about...
      How big do Russian Blues get? What are their weight and length? How long do they continue to grow? How big do Russian Blues get? What are their weight and length? How long do they continue to grow? With its silky smooth coat and beautiful emerald green eyes, the Russian Blue is a stunning cat. Despite its slender build, what is its average weight? We'll delve into the size and weight of the Russian Blue in detail.
      [Written by a Veterinarian] Why Does Your Cat Eat Fabric and Plastic? Causes, Dangers, and Solutions for Pica [Written by a Veterinarian] Why Does Your Cat Eat Fabric and Plastic? Causes, Dangers, and Solutions for Pica Explained by a veterinarian: Behaviors such as cats sucking on blankets or eating plastic bags and string are called "pica." If the digestive tract becomes blocked due to pica, abdominal surgery may be necessary. Why do cats eat fabric and plastic? We will explain the...
      Traveling to Your Hometown with Your Cat! A Guide to What to Bring, Preparations, and Transportation Traveling to Your Hometown with Your Cat! A Guide to What to Bring, Preparations, and Transportation When returning to your hometown with your cat, it's essential to meticulously prepare things like your belongings and transportation methods. This guide will clearly explain the precautions to take and escape prevention measures for traveling by private car, as well as by train or bullet...
      Why Are Cats So Cute? A Thorough Explanation of Why Humans Find Cats Cute! Why Are Cats So Cute? A Thorough Explanation of Why Humans Find Cats Cute! Have you ever wondered why cats are so cute? We'll explain why cats are cute and why people find them so endearing. Let's explore the "cuteness" of cats from various angles, including their faces, bodies, meows, and gestures.
      The night I lost my beloved cat's cremation ring—I desperately searched and realized it was my "reason to live." The night I lost my beloved cat's cremation ring—I desperately searched and realized it was my "reason to live." For a grieving owner, a keepsake of a beloved cat can be a great source of comfort. Early this year, I lost a ring containing my cat's ashes and panicked! It made me realize anew the "significance of a keepsake."
      A vet explains: How to give your cat medicine and what to do if they resist A vet explains: How to give your cat medicine and what to do if they resist Is it difficult to give your cat medicine? Veterinarians explain techniques for success. This article clearly introduces how to deal with reluctant cats, how to use tools, and how to administer powders and pills.
      Cats Panic During Earthquakes! Immediate and Daily Preparations Cats Panic During Earthquakes! Immediate and Daily Preparations It's a natural, instinctive reaction for cats to panic when they're scared of an earthquake. However, they might also escape in surprise, hide and refuse to come out, or lose their appetite due to fear. This article explains easy-to-understand ways to calm your cat during...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] Why is a "Quarantine Period" Necessary to Protect Your Resident Cat? Infectious Disease Prevention and Introduction Steps When Welcoming a Rescued Cat [Written by a Veterinarian] Why is a "Quarantine Period" Necessary to Protect Your Resident Cat? Infectious Disease Prevention and Introduction Steps When Welcoming a Rescued Cat Veterinarian explains. When welcoming a rescue cat, it's dangerous to immediately introduce them to your resident cat. To protect your family from infectious diseases and parasites with incubation periods, establish a minimum 2-week "isolation period." We'll detail the careful steps for introducing them, from proper...
      [New product] CatWarm, a cat-friendly cat clothing line, has been updated! [New product] CatWarm, a cat-friendly cat clothing line, has been updated! "CatWarm," the gentle cat clothing that protects your cat, has been renewed! We've adopted a fluffy, lightweight, and smooth new material for an even more stress-free fit. We explain why it's helpful for issues like over-grooming, skin problems, dandruff, and shedding.
      What is the role of a cat's whiskers? Is it okay to cut them? What are the different types of whiskers? What is the role of a cat's whiskers? Is it okay to cut them? What are the different types of whiskers? Is it true that if you cut a cat's whiskers, it can't walk? What is the role of a cat's whiskers? We will explain in detail the roles, mechanisms, and types of cat whiskers that you might think you know but actually don't.
      【Written by a veterinarian】Don't ignore your cat's drooling! Dangerous causes (stomatitis, kidney disease) and an emergency checklist 【Written by a veterinarian】Don't ignore your cat's drooling! Dangerous causes (stomatitis, kidney disease) and an emergency checklist Explained by a veterinarian. Excessive drooling in cats can be a sign of dangerous diseases such as stomatitis, periodontal disease, or kidney disease. This article explains the causes indicated by the condition of the drool—such as clear and watery, foamy, or mixed with blood or...
      A cat punch that flies out when I try to eat ice cream: My cat's "robbery disguised as an accident," which she only does to me, is too clever. A cat punch that flies out when I try to eat ice cream: My cat's "robbery disguised as an accident," which she only does to me, is too clever. Why do cats think they can eat whatever their owners eat? At my house, during my dessert time, my two beloved cats make a huge fuss! They try all sorts of tactics, like throwing "cat punches" and attempting to snatch things under the guise of...
      A Veterinarian Explains in Detail What to Watch Out for When Bringing a New Cat into a Home with an Existing Cat A Veterinarian Explains in Detail What to Watch Out for When Bringing a New Cat into a Home with an Existing Cat You may already own a cat but are considering bringing a new one into your home. If you have a resident cat, there are several precautions to take, such as separating the cats' living spaces. This article provides a detailed explanation of what to be...
      Bengal personality and traits Bengal personality and traits What kind of personality does a Bengal cat have? Wild and untameable? We'll delve into the roots and physical characteristics of the Bengal, a cat whose beautiful leopard print and wild aura are captivating, and explain its personality and how to care for it in...
      "You're an adult now!" Three "baby-like behaviors" of a cat that never outgrows its kitten phase "You're an adult now!" Three "baby-like behaviors" of a cat that never outgrows its kitten phase It's adorable when a cat acts like a kitten even after becoming an adult. The three cats living with me also display unique behaviors. This time, I'll introduce some cute "baby behaviors" that make me feel like a mother cat.
      How do you keep cats out of the kitchen? Introducing intrusion prevention goods to prevent burns and injuries. How do you keep cats out of the kitchen? Introducing intrusion prevention goods to prevent burns and injuries. The kitchen is a dangerous place for cats. There's a risk of burns, injuries, and accidental ingestion. However, for some reason, cats love the kitchen. Many cat owners are worried about how to prevent their cats from entering. In this article, we'll introduce examples of...
      Why the "Cold-Proof Cat Warm," an essential for your beloved cat's autumn/winter style, is so amazing Why the "Cold-Proof Cat Warm," an essential for your beloved cat's autumn/winter style, is so amazing Protect your beloved cat from the winter cold! Introducing "Cat Warm," a cat-specific cold weather garment that gently embraces your cold-sensitive feline friend. It features the high-performance material "FEEL FINE®," making it thin and easy to move in, yet wonderfully warm. It's also recommended for...
      My cat escaped! A detailed explanation of how to use a humane cat trap My cat escaped! A detailed explanation of how to use a humane cat trap A "trap" is used to safely secure an escaped cat. Using a trap is not easy, and requires skill and knowledge, such as when and where to set it. We will explain how to use and obtain a trap, as well as effective installation methods,...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] Is your cat eating but still losing weight? It might be hyperthyroidism. Symptoms to check and treatment options. [Written by a Veterinarian] Is your cat eating but still losing weight? It might be hyperthyroidism. Symptoms to check and treatment options. Explained by a veterinarian. If your senior cat is eating but losing weight, or suddenly becoming more active, it might not be old age but "hyperthyroidism." If left untreated, this disease can strain the heart and kidneys, so early detection is crucial. We will detail...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] Before You Worry About Your Rescue Cat Not Warming Up to You: How to Build a Bond with a Skittish Cat and Train Them to Be More Sociable [Written by a Veterinarian] Before You Worry About Your Rescue Cat Not Warming Up to You: How to Build a Bond with a Skittish Cat and Train Them to Be More Sociable Are you worried that "I adopted a rescue cat, but it's hiding and won't come out" or "It hisses at me and won't warm up to me"? For former stray cats or timid cats, a house is an unknown world. Don't rush things. A veterinarian...
      Why Do Cats Get Angry? Learn the Reasons and How to Deal With It! Why Do Cats Get Angry? Learn the Reasons and How to Deal With It! When do cats get angry, and what does that look like (biting, scratching, growling, etc.)? You can tell if a cat is angry by looking at its meows, tail, and ear movements. We'll explain in detail why cats get angry, the feelings behind their anger,...