1. Feline Facial Does your cat have facial wounds, irritation, or acne? Vetericyn Plus Feline Antimicrobial Facial Therapy is an antibiotic- and steroid-free liquid formula that cleans, soothes, and prevents potential infection. It’s safe if licked or ingested and won’t sting. ($13, vetericyn.com) 2. Clean Teeth Forget the toothbrush—cleaning your cat’s teeth is made easy with Pet Dental Finger Wipes from HICC Pet. These wipes feature organic refined coconut oil, baking soda, and chamomile extract to help clean plaque and tartar, freshen breath, and keep teeth healthy—ultimately saving ..read more

Training The Best Treat For Training   High-value treats make training exciting and engaging for your cat! The G.O.A.T. freeze-dried chicken treats from Primal Pet Foods are a low calorie, highly motivating treat made from sustainably sourced chicken, chicken liver, and gut-supporting goat milk. ($6, primalpetfoods.com)     Hydrating The Best Hydrating Treat   The Churu lickable cat treats from Inaba are a Modern Cat office cat favourite! These hydrating treats are available in a variety of flavours cats adore. Made with premium proteins and no by-products, preservatives ..read more

Is your cat a picky eater? Does it seem like no matter what cat food formula you try, your cat is just not interested in eating? After one too many wasted cans of cat food, I wanted to find out more about feline eating habits and discover if my cats are truly fussy eaters or if there is something else at play. We tapped Dr. Mikel Delgado, PhD, scientist, and renowned cat expert at Feline Minds, for some advice. Here is what she had to say about feline dietary needs, preferences, and what could be causing your cat’s “picky” eating behaviours. Dr. Delgado is a feline behavioural expert who has ..read more

1. Food Cats Love Protein is a must in the feline diet! SnappyTom Naturals cat food is protein-rich and made with natural, sustainably sourced chicken and fish. Grain-free with no artificial additives or preservatives and available in five nourishing flavours your cat will love. (from $2, snappytom.com) 2. Itchy Skin Solution Relieve itchy dry skin with J.R. Liggett’s all-natural cat shampoo. Formulated for cats, it’s hypoallergenic, detergent-free, and contains soothing ingredients like coconut, almond, and hemp oils. Choose the biodegradable bar or liquid option. (from $8,  ..read more

The importance of a healthy bladder is so often overlooked. When things are flowing well, we hardly give it a passing thought. That is, until there’s a problem. Why Cat Bladder Health is Important The bladder is responsible for many functions. It’s the kidney’s main squeeze and best friend. The kidneys remove urea (a waste product) from the blood. From there, the urea travels down the tubules and into the bladder, where it’s eliminated through urination. The bladder also contributes to controlling levels of electrolytes in the body (hugely important for cell life or death and vital hydration ..read more

Ear infections, Ringworm, or Rashes making your Cat/Kitten miserable? Get rapid relief with Banixx Pet Care! It’s non-toxic, has no clinical smell, safe around the eye. Delivers Real Results. banixx.com Eco Farm to Box Cat Litter® is made of locally sourced, sustainably farmed wheat and rye that is biodegradable with fully recyclable packaging. One bag reduces CO2 emissions by 69%. boxiecat.com Whether it’s your car, couch, or carpet, Fur-Zoff patented recycled material will quickly remove pet hair from the fabrics of your life! Works for all types of pet hair. amvllcproducts.com #1 ranked ..read more

Colour It is commonly thought that cats only see shades of grey, but this is incorrect. A cat’s vision is similar to a human who is colour blind—they can see shades of blue and green but have trouble perceiving pinks and reds (which appear green-ish) and purple (which appears as another shade of blue). Cats also don’t see the same level of colour saturation that we see.  Photo: Mihailo K/bigstock.com   Night vision Cats have evolved to be excellent nocturnal hunters. It is estimated that a cat’s nighttime vision is six times better than ours due to the high number of rods in their r ..read more

1. The Fix For Itchy Ears Itchy, irritated ears bothering your feline? Oxyfresh Pet Ear Cleaner is a gentle way to soothe and clean your cat’s ears, removing wax, dirt, mites, and odour. ($12, oxyfresh.com) 2. Feline Facial Relieve facial irritation and prevent infection with the Feline Antimicrobial Facial Therapy solution from Vetericyn Plus. Antibiotic and steroid-free, this miracle formula soothes, cleans, and promotes healing. ($13, vetericyn.com) 3. Upgrade Your Cat’s Dinner Snappy Tom Ultimates is a high protein, limited ingredient food cats love! This clean formula is made ..read more

Vomiting: typical cat! Or is it? For some reason, we believe that it is normal for cats to vomit. “It’s just what they do. It’s part of being a cat.” But it is no more “normal” for them than it is for us. It’s a sign of a problem.   Cats ARE prone to problems that result in vomiting. These include exposure to toxins (from poisons, bacteria, food or kidney disease), stress, motion sickness, and inflammation of the intestine (inflammatory bowel disease, colitis, constipation), stomach, liver or pancreas. How should a caring cat parent help their puking puss? If kitty is otherwise well, it ..read more

Arthritis is extremely prevalent in older cats. It is estimated that as many as 90 percent of cats over the age of 12 have some form of arthritis, but its signs aren’t as obvious to spot as you may think.  How to tell if your cat has arthritis Feline arthritis can be challenging to spot because cats are excellent at hiding pain and will modify their behaviour to hide illness. Instead of cats clearly demonstrating they have arthritis, they may simply stop doing things they used to do. You may notice them grooming less, sleeping more or sleeping in lower places because they are no longer ..read more