In this category, discover everything you need to better understand and care for your cat. Find practical advice on health, nutrition, behaviour, education and everyday well-being. Whether you already live with a cat or are planning to adopt one, you will find clear and useful information to help your companion live a healthy, balanced and happy life.
ByJudith
Hi, it’s Judith. If your cat refuses to eat for a weekend, you need to react quickly: offer him palatable food, calm his stress and monitor his health signs to avoid complications that can quickly arise. To do immediately A cat’s refusal to eat can mask a medical or psychological problem, or be a reaction…
ByJudith
Hi, it’s Judith. If your cat is drinking a lot and it’s no longer enough to keep them healthy, you need to act quickly and accurately measure their hydration. Persistent thirst exceeding 50 to 70 ml per kilogram per day often indicates a health problem and requires veterinary attention. Things to do right away: learn…
ByJudith
Hi, it’s Judith. If your cat has stopped eating, you need to act quickly: more than 48 hours without an appetite is a real warning sign. A cat’s health can deteriorate rapidly with prolonged food refusal, especially if it’s a case of sudden anorexia. Understanding your cat’s symptoms and behavior is essential to preserving their…
ByJudith
Hi, it’s Judith. If your cat has stopped eating, you need to act quickly: a cat that hasn’t eaten for more than 24 hours is at risk of serious problems, such as hepatic lipidosis. Carefully observing the signs often allows you to anticipate and react effectively. To do immediately A cat that stops eating is…
ByJudith
Hi, it’s Judith. If your cat stops eating and hides, it’s often a warning sign that it’s in pain or stressed: you need to act quickly, because its condition can deteriorate rapidly. This behavior often reveals a deep-seated problem, whether physical or emotional, and requires immediate attention to avoid serious complications, particularly hepatic lipidosis. To…
ByJudith
Hi, it’s Judith. If your cat hasn’t eaten for more than 24 hours, rush to the vet immediately; it’s an emergency that can quickly become serious for their feline health. That little silence in front of a full food bowl often hides discomfort or stress, but you should never dismiss a prolonged loss of appetite….