Let’s shed light on the differences between indoor and outdoor cats, and how pet owners can strike a balance in caring for ...

Indoor cats miss out on some of nature's most bountiful blessings. Even the simple act of crunching atop a pile of leaves ...

So, we asked real-life cat owners for their favorite picks and rounded up 21 of the best gifts that cat lovers and their ...

Kelsey Geer told Newsweek: "They love sitting by the windows all day and watching cars, people, and especially leaves and critters." ...

Outdoor cats generally do not live as long as indoor cats and are at risk of trauma from cars, fights with other cats, free-roaming dogs, and predators, such as raccoons and coyotes. Outdoor cats are ...

Plus, they're supplemented with vitamins and minerals like omega fatty acids and antioxidants to promote better overall health for your cat. Best for indoor cats Indoor cats love to sleep.

Strong hunters, American Wirehairs will quite easily adapt to indoor life as long as there's a cat ... cats and will happily amuse themselves if you're not around, making them a good choice for people ...

Treats, toys, beds ... you get a cat tunnel that's: Festive and cute for the holiday season. Equipped with a few bells to ...

Tep into a world of pure cuteness with our enchanting baby cat compilation! This delightful video brings together an array of adorable kittens, each displaying their playful spirit and endless ...

Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter answers your pet-related questions. Also this week: Why do dogs bite, anyway?

Jeffer says heartworms are the main risk for indoor cats. "Even one heartworm can potentially be fatal to a cat," he says. "Even if a couple of mosquitoes get into the house that happen to be ...