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As you start to pack up your life for a big move, your mind is probably filled with thoughts of new beginnings and exciting possibilities. But have you thought about the impact this move will have on your beloved feline companion? The thought of transporting your cat across the country, or even just across town, can be daunting. But don't worry, with a little bit of planning and preparation, you can make the move as stress-free as possible for both you and your furry friend. Follow us as we guide you through the process of a successful move with cats, from prepping your feline for the journey to settling them into their new home.

Are you tired of the same old routine of playing with your cat? If you're looking for new ways to bond with your feline friend and provide them with mental stimulation, you're in luck! We've compiled a list of the top 10 games you can play with your feline friend to ensure they're always entertained and happy. From indoor hide-and-seek to outdoor walks, these games are sure to bring joy and excitement to both you and your kitty. So get ready to bond and have a pawsitively amazing time with your cat!

Feeling worried about how your feline friend will handle their next vet visit? Don't fret, we've got 10 tips to help reduce stress and make the experience less traumatic for your cat. As sensitive creatures, cats can be easily overwhelmed by the unfamiliar sights, sounds, and smells of a vet's office. By following these tips, you can make the visit as stress-free as possible for your cat. From preparing ahead of time to bringing familiar comfort items, these 10 tips will help ensure that your kitty stays relaxed and comfortable. Keep reading to find out more!

Summer is here, and your cat might be looking for ways to get out of the house and enjoy the warm air with you. Fortunately, there are plenty of fun things to do with your cat this season once you know where to look. So how can you make your cat happy on hot days?

Traveling with a furry friend is one of the best parts about having a pet. But if your cat doesn't like being in the car, trying to make it through a road trip can be stressful and miserable, both for you and your kitty. Luckily, there are several tactics that many cat parents have used to make their furry friends comfortable on car rides. Here, you'll learn eight ways you can use to make your next car ride safer and more enjoyable for you and your cat.

Not only can you take your cat on walks and outdoor adventures, but there are also places you can take them to visit that are indoors and have a variety of activities for them. Whether you’re a feline connoisseur or a first-time cat parent, here’s a complete guide for exploring some indoor places with your cat.

Traveling with your cat can be a stressful and nerve-wracking experience. You have to worry about them being a distraction while driving, causing an accident, or trying to escape. Not to mention there are more and more dangers on the road these days, from aggressive drivers to distracted pedestrians. By using a cat carrier as a safe place for your feline friend to ride during car trips, you can protect both of you from harm.

Hooray! You’ve got a new cat! As a first-time cat parent, you will want to make sure you have all the essentials to keep your feline friend happy and healthy. This checklist covers everything you will need for your new cat and is guaranteed to make them purr with happiness.

There's nothing better than a cat curled up in a soft, safe place. Most of the time, your cat will only opt to curl up on your lap or snuggle with you on the couch. When it comes time for your cat to hit the road, you might wonder how to get them in their carrier without a battle. Here are some tips on how to introduce your cat to their carrier.

Spring is a time for rebirth. Leaves are bursting forth from trees, flowers are opening their petals, and the world is waking up after its winter slumber. The longer days and warmer temperatures bring a surge of energy. It's a perfect time to walk and play with your cat in the fresh air and sunshine.

Cats are known for being independent animals, but that doesn’t mean they can be left to their own devices all the time. Social interaction is beneficial for your cat’s mental and physical wellbeing. A good rule of thumb is that the younger the cat, the easier it will be to socialize them with people. Kittens are more open to new experiences than older cats, so the sooner you start introducing your cat to new people, the better.

As a cat parent, you know that outdoor activities are healthy for your feline friend, but there's so much to think about as dogs may be present in the park, or there are other people around. Here’s how to stay safe while enjoying the great outdoors with your cat.