Kitten Handbook & More Resources

Cats are often thought of as independent animals that prefer to be left alone. While they certainly enjoy their quiet time, that doesn't mean they're antisocial. In fact, many cats form strong bonds with other cats, dogs, and the people they live with. The key is understanding that every cat is an individual. Some love constant companionship, while others prefer to be the only pet in the home. Do Cats Need Another Cat? The answer is... not always. Many cats live long, happy l

Why do cats sleep so much? Learn how many hours cats and kittens typically sleep, why they sleep so much, and when excessive sleep may be a concern.

Bringing home a new kitten is exciting, but the first few days can also bring a surprising number of questions. That's a lot of change in a very short amount of time. The first 72 hours aren't about getting your kitten completely settled into your entire household. They're about giving them a safe place to decompress and allowing them to gradually adjust to their new life.

How did we go from cats eating prey and household scraps to today's cans, bags, freeze-dried foods, and raw diets? A brief history of how pet feeding changed and what it means for the choices we have today.

Why is your cat peeing outside the litter box? Learn common causes, medical concerns, litter box problems, kitten accidents, spraying, and practical solutions.

Is raw food safe for cats? Learn about Salmonella and raw feeding, including contamination, hygiene, food handling, commercial raw food, homemade diets, and practical ways to reduce risk.

Want to feed your cat raw but aren't sure whether to make it yourself? Compare homemade and premade raw food, including the time, equipment, nutrition, cost, storage, and responsibility involved with each.