You might think you’re helping your pet when you keep giving it vaccinations, but beware: over-vaccination may be dangerous for your four-legged friend. There are instances when a dog or cat is immune to a specific disease, so giving it vaccine may be counterproductive. … Read more
The Nebelung Cat is known to be a rare domesticated breed. It was first bred in the USA and is very similar to a Russian Blue. It has a long body covered by a thick silvery and blue coat, a slender neck, and wide … Read more
If you own an outdoor cat, it’s highly likely that it will suffer an abscess at some point during its lifetime. The first thing that you should know is that abscesses won’t heal by themselves. So, if you think that your cat has an abscess, … Read more
For several thousand years, cats have relied on their ability to hunt and kill prey – a trait that paved the way for their domestication. You can say that the cat’s mouth, packed with over 30 serrated teeth and an abrasive tongue, is its … Read more
With their striking blue eyes, Ragdoll cats are surely one of the most adorable cat breeds. They are also described as dog-like; thus, they can be easily trained to play fetch or to come when called. As a lap cat, a Ragdoll is perfect … Read more
A Pixie-bob cat, also known as Pixiebob, is one of the most highly coveted cat breeds at the moment. It is dubbed as a “dog-like” cat since it is a breed that is highly sociable and loyal. Also, it can be easily leash-trained. Its … Read more
With semi-long triple-coat fur and a full collar ruff, there is no question that the Siberian cat is built for harsh cold climates. The Siberian breed is indigenous to snowy Russia where temperatures can reach below zero. Siberian cats are also identified by a … Read more
Any potential cat owner who prefers diminutive cuteness would be right to choose the Singapura for a breed. This Abyssinian-Burmese crossbreed is deemed as one of the smallest domestic cats in the world – spanning merely up to 8 inches in length. As far … Read more
The Maine Coon is one of the largest breeds of domestic cat in the world – with males weighing on average up to 18 pounds and females up to 12 pounds. Its height ranges between 10 and 16 inches, and length – including the … Read more
Not to be confused with the Sphinx in Egypt, this cat that’s originally known as Canadian Hairless Cats came from a genetic mutation in 1966. The kitten from Toronto that’s called Prune because of its wrinkled and bald features was bred to other cats … Read more