Cat Health

Have you ever wondered whether cats can get headaches? While they can’t tell us directly, cats may experience discomfort that resembles headaches in humans. If your cat has been acting unusually—such as hiding more often, avoiding touch, or showing changes in appetite or mood—you might worry that something is wrong. In this guide, we’ll explore whether cats can truly get headaches, the possible signs to watch for, common causes behind this kind of discomfort, and when it’s important to seek veterinary help. Understanding these signals can help you better support your cat’s health and comfort.

If you’re wondering why your cat is coughing, there are various reasons such as allergy, respiratory infection, or asthma. It is important to watch out for symptoms like wheezing or lethargy as these can help your vet identify the cause of the cough.

We all know that human females have menstrual cycles, which occurs when the uterus sheds its lining once every 28 days or so. But what about your cat? Do cats have periods? Is there such a thing as cat menstruation? Cats are among the group of mammals that go through estrus, a process also known as "in heat." Learn more about estrus, its signs, and how to support a cat in heat.