A Chesterfield man who hit his pet kitten so hard it left her ‘screaming in pain’ has been banned from keeping animals for 10 ...

Cat spraying all of a sudden? Explore the underlying causes and find practical solutions to address this unwanted behavior in your feline companion.

What's the Difference Between Cat Spraying vs. Peeing? Urinating and spraying are two different things—and they're often confused. Spraying is a territorial behavior seen in both male and female cats, ...

Spray it around the edges of your garden and in areas where foxes or cats tend to show up. It should last around two weeks — but if there’s heavy rain, it’s best to reapply after.

Veterinarian Rebekah Hartfield is sharing an important message for cat owners: neutering male cats can help prevent life-threatening medical emergencies. Dr. Hartfield joined News On 6 to explain ...

3. Territorial Behaviour Unneutered male cats are more likely to mark their territory by spraying urine. They can also be more aggressive when protecting their space. Female cats are usually less ...

Like people are left-handed or right-handed, cats also have a dominant paw. Studies suggest that male cats are more likely to be left-pawed, while female cats tend to favor their right paw.

Let’s find out. Male cats that have not been neutered are the chief culprits when it comes to spraying. Cats commonly spray outside where there is more competition. They urinate on a vertical ...

Chances are that you’ve seen your vet spray something on a towel as they put it over your cat or dog carrier, calming down your pet almost magically. Well, it may be pretty darn close to magic ...

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If you’re in the market for a cat, the sex of the feline can play a part in the decision, given the varied differences between males and females. Watch today’s video by A-Z-Animals to learn ...