Animal neutering is no longer a secondary issue or a decision to be made in haste; it is a fundamental step in the lives of many pets, directly affecting their health, behavior, and overall quality of life. As pet owners' awareness grows, discussions about neutering have become clearer and more real...
Animal behavior is the true mirror of a pet’s psychological and physical state—and the primary way animals try to communicate with humans in the absence of language. Every action your pet shows, whether unusual calmness or excessive activity, carries a clear message for those who know how to read it...
Cats in winter do not handle cold weather as easily as many people assume. While fur provides natural insulation, low temperatures, reduced movement, and changes in daily routine directly affect a cat’s physical health and behavior. Many cats become less active, sleep more, and show increased sensit...
Animal depression is a topic that often goes unnoticed, despite its clear impact on a pet’s daily behavior and overall well-being. Many pet owners observe sudden changes in cat behavior or dog routines—such as withdrawal, loss of appetite, or unexplained aggression—without realizing that these signs...
Cat shedding season is not a passing phase, but a recurring cycle linked to seasonal changes, daylight length, and hormonal activity inside a cat’s body. During this time, cat fur changes to adapt to heat or cold, which explains why hair appears on furniture, clothes, and throughout the house. This ...
Animal nutrition is no longer just a meal served at a specific time; it has become a core factor that directly affects daily activity, immunity, and the overall appearance of pets. Even a slight imbalance in nutritional intake can quickly reflect on behavior or health, even if the main food seems ad...
Early pregnancy in cats is one of the most significant factors that threaten the health of both the mother and her kittens. When a cat becomes pregnant before reaching full physical maturity, the likelihood of complications during pregnancy and delivery increases, along with poor fetal development a...
Domestic cats are often perceived as hating water, but this view is not always absolute.
In reality, most cats’ aversion to water is due to a combination of evolutionary, biological, and behavioral factors that make getting wet uncomfortable. However, some cats, particularly certain breeds, may tol...
Black cats have long fascinated humans since ancient times, being linked to numerous myths and superstitions. While some see them as symbols of bad luck, others consider them good omens that bring fortune. The status of black cats varies from culture to culture. With advances in science and studies ...
At first glance, milk and fish may seem like safe and nutritious foods for cats, but the reality is quite different. Feeding your cat the right diet isn’t just about satisfying their appetite—it’s about protecting their health from potential digestive and nutritional problems. Cow’s milk and raw fis...
