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      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.
      Winter Cat Care: What Vets Want You to Know About Keeping Your Feline Healthy and Warm Winter Cat Care: What Vets Want You to Know About Keeping Your Feline Healthy and Warm It's suddenly gotten cold. We can warm ourselves up, but do cats need to be kept warm? Cats are susceptible to urinary tract diseases such as cystitis, urolithiasis, and kidney disease due to cold-induced stress. To prevent these diseases, winter health management is essential. In...
      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...
      Tips for Owning Multiple Cats: Pay Attention to the Care of Your Resident Cat and Compatibility Between Cats! Tips for Owning Multiple Cats: Pay Attention to the Care of Your Resident Cat and Compatibility Between Cats! Many cat owners consider having multiple cats but worry about their compatibility. While personality compatibility is important, it's also crucial to create an environment where new cats can adapt without stress. This article explains the fundamentals of keeping multiple cats, including how to introduce resident...
      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.
      What happens when a cat is in heat? When does it start? A detailed explanation of what to watch out for. What happens when a cat is in heat? When does it start? A detailed explanation of what to watch out for. Many cat owners are concerned about their cat's estrus period. During this time, cats may exhibit unusual behaviors such as loud meowing, urine spraying, and aggression. This article will explain in detail when a cat's estrus period begins, what behaviors they exhibit, and how to...
      When a cat urinates frequently or in large amounts, it could be due to frequent urination or an illness. When a cat urinates frequently or in large amounts, it could be due to frequent urination or an illness. If your cat goes to the litter box many times a day, or urinates frequently, it may be a sign of frequent urination. Frequent urination can be a symptom of an underlying illness, such as cystitis, urinary stones, or kidney disease. We will explain the...
      [Disaster preparedness for cats] Attach an ID tag to your beloved cat in case it escapes or gets lost [Disaster preparedness for cats] Attach an ID tag to your beloved cat in case it escapes or gets lost During disasters such as floods or earthquakes, the risk of cats escaping or getting lost increases. To be reunited as quickly as possible, an "identification tag" is essential. We introduce a lightweight, unobtrusive ID tag specifically designed for cat collars, where you can clearly write...
      Attach an ID sticker to your cat's collar! A mark for your cat in case of emergency Attach an ID sticker to your cat's collar! A mark for your cat in case of emergency Cat collars are useful when your beloved cat gets lost due to an escape or disaster. Not only does it serve as proof that your cat is a pet, but by writing your name and contact information on it, the chances of being reunited with...
      Explained by a Veterinarian! Is Moisturizing Necessary for Cats? Dry Skin Prevention and How to Keep Their Skin Healthy Explained by a Veterinarian! Is Moisturizing Necessary for Cats? Dry Skin Prevention and How to Keep Their Skin Healthy For those concerned about their cat's dry skin and coat. A veterinarian explains why moisturizing is necessary and introduces effective moisturizing care and recommended methods. This information is also useful for preventing dryness in winter!
      Veterinarian explains: Causes and treatments of bloody stools in cats, and how to identify dangerous symptoms Veterinarian explains: Causes and treatments of bloody stools in cats, and how to identify dangerous symptoms Bloody stools in cats can be caused by various factors, from digestive system diseases to stress. A veterinarian explains how to identify symptoms of bloody stools, as well as early treatment and prevention measures, in an easy-to-understand manner.
      How big are British Shorthairs? What is their average weight and length? How long do they continue to grow? How big are British Shorthairs? What is their average weight and length? How long do they continue to grow? With their round bodies and chubby cheeks, British Shorthairs look just like plush toys. They appear muscular and heavy, but how big do they actually get? We'll explain the average weight, growth process, and how large British Shorthairs can become.
      What causes inappropriate urination in cats? How to deal with sudden litter box issues and prevention tips What causes inappropriate urination in cats? How to deal with sudden litter box issues and prevention tips Though often mistaken as intentional, there are actually reasons why cats fail to use the litter box. Stress and illness can cause accidents, but it's important to understand your cat's habits and ensure a suitable litter box environment. This article explains the causes, solutions, and...
      The day I thought, "A cat is a bond," I was able to accept a life without children. The day I thought, "A cat is a bond," I was able to accept a life without children. It's often said that children act as a bond between a married couple, and the same can be said for beloved cats. My husband and I chose a "child-free life" due to various circumstances, but I feel that our beloved cats have deepened our marital...
      [Veterinarian Explains] What diseases are Ragdolls prone to? Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, urolithiasis, hairballs, etc. [Veterinarian Explains] What diseases are Ragdolls prone to? Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, urolithiasis, hairballs, etc. Ragdolls are known as "plush toy" cats, and true to their name, they are very easy to keep. Due to their long fur, they are prone to hairballs, and compared to other cat breeds, they tend to be more susceptible to urinary stones. Additionally, hypertrophic...
      Real reviews from 7 years of living with cats! Cat litter box hacks to solve the "litter tracking problem" Real reviews from 7 years of living with cats! Cat litter box hacks to solve the "litter tracking problem" Cat owners often complain about litter scatter every time their beloved feline friend uses the litter box. To solve this problem, we created a dedicated space with a recessed floor for the cat litter box in our home. This time, I'll share a "real-life usage...
      [Permanent Preservation Edition] Don't fail your rescue cat trial! Preparation and how to help them settle in [Permanent Preservation Edition] Don't fail your rescue cat trial! Preparation and how to help them settle in To adopt a rescue cat, you must go through a "screening" process and a "trial period." The trial period is a crucial time for both the cat and the owner to confirm their compatibility. This article explains tips for a successful trial, including what to...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] 5 Habits to Prevent Dementia in Senior Cats and Key Points for Early Detection [Written by a Veterinarian] 5 Habits to Prevent Dementia in Senior Cats and Key Points for Early Detection Dementia can also affect older cats. Before symptoms like nocturnal crying and wandering appear, prevention and daily care are essential. In this article, a veterinarian clearly explains lifestyle habits to prevent dementia, how to recognize signs, and foods and supplements that protect brain health.
      I Want to Beat Angiosarcoma! Believing in a 0.1% Miracle: 5 Health & Mental Care Tips I'm Giving My Beloved Cat I Want to Beat Angiosarcoma! Believing in a 0.1% Miracle: 5 Health & Mental Care Tips I'm Giving My Beloved Cat After our beloved cat was diagnosed with angiosarcoma, a rare disease in felines, our household became even more cat-centric. This time, driven by a desire to overcome the illness, I'd like to share the health and mental care methods we've incorporated into our daily lives.
      Cat kidney disease drug "AIM" to be commercialized in 2026... 3 things owners should prepare now Cat kidney disease drug "AIM" to be commercialized in 2026... 3 things owners should prepare now Currently, among cat owners, there's growing attention on AIM for feline kidney disease, which is being considered for practical use by 2026. While the emergence of a new drug is welcome, the increased longevity of cats presents many challenges. This article summarizes preparations cat owners...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] What Causes Cats to Scratch Their Necks Raw? Dangerous Symptoms and Solutions for Over-Grooming [Written by a Veterinarian] What Causes Cats to Scratch Their Necks Raw? Dangerous Symptoms and Solutions for Over-Grooming Veterinarian explains: Is your cat scratching its neck so violently that it bleeds? We'll thoroughly explain the possible causes, including infections like fleas and ticks, allergies, stress, and friction from an ill-fitting collar. We'll also tell you about preventative measures you can take at 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...
      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...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] When Can Your Kitten Start Wearing a Collar? A Complete Guide to Safe Choices and Precautions [Written by a Veterinarian] When Can Your Kitten Start Wearing a Collar? A Complete Guide to Safe Choices and Precautions Do kittens need collars? At what age can they start wearing them? A veterinarian answers these owner questions, explaining the appropriate age for a kitten's first collar, how to choose one, how to prevent collar-induced hair loss, and how to use collars in conjunction with...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] How to Prepare for a Successful Foster Cat "Trial Period": Environment and 2-Week Schedule [Written by a Veterinarian] How to Prepare for a Successful Foster Cat "Trial Period": Environment and 2-Week Schedule When adopting a cat, there may be a "trial period" where the cat stays at your home. How you spend this trial period will determine whether you can build a trusting relationship with the cat. This article will explain in detail the key points for...
      Don't want to make a mistake with your first cat collar? A scrunchie cat collar is safe even for kittens! Don't want to make a mistake with your first cat collar? A scrunchie cat collar is safe even for kittens! Around 3 months old is the perfect time for a kitten's first collar! A scrunchie-style collar is recommended for their first collar. Not only are they cute, but they are also light and soft, so they put less burden on kittens. They are stress-free, making...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] Is Feline Pancreatitis Difficult to Diagnose? Don't Miss Early Symptoms Like Vomiting and Loss of Appetite [Written by a Veterinarian] Is Feline Pancreatitis Difficult to Diagnose? Don't Miss Early Symptoms Like Vomiting and Loss of Appetite Explained by a veterinarian. Feline pancreatitis is a disease where symptoms are often unclear and diagnosis can be difficult. If simply dismissed as "the cat is vomiting" or "loss of appetite" and left untreated, it can become severe and even life-threatening. We will introduce a...
      Are cats cold in winter? A complete guide to keeping them warm when you're away or in their bed Are cats cold in winter? A complete guide to keeping them warm when you're away or in their bed Leaving your cat alone in winter: How do you keep them warm? We answer questions like "Is it okay without the air conditioning?" and "What's the right temperature?" We'll tell you the signs your cat is cold, how to manage room temperature for safe alone...