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Is your cat scratching a lot or losing hair? You may be dealing with ringworm, a common fungal infection that affects a cat’s skin, fur, and nails. Learn how it spreads and what you can do to protect your pet—and your home.

Cats, with their innate curiosity, often find themselves in close contact with various houseplants and garden vegetation. However, not all plants are safe for pets, and some can be downright dangerous. Cats can get sick from eating just a little bit of these plants, showing symptoms like throwing up, acting tired, or drooling a lot. 

It's important for pet owners to know which plants are dangerous and keep them away from pets to keep them safe. Making sure pets can't get to toxic plants might take some work, but the health of your cat companions is the main goal.

The beautiful flower tulip can pose a serious threat to cats. There is a toxic compound in tulips that can show symptoms of poisoning when a cat comes in contact. Prevention strategies are available and can help your kitty if they accidentally consume tulips.