Here's our go-to list for cat resources across the valley, including adoption spots, veterinary care, cafés, supplies, and essential services.

One of the most important ways to help keep your feline friend healthy and happy is a veterinarian examination at least annually, at every stage of life. Use this checklist as a helpful reminder of questions to consider asking your veterinarian.

It’s every cat guardian’s nightmare: you suddenly realize your indoor cat has slipped outside and vanished. It’s a stressful moment, but don’t panic—there are effective steps you can take to increase the chances of bringing your feline friend home safely.

Scratching isn’t a behavioral problem—it’s a natural, essential part of being a cat. With a little knowledge and the right tools, you can protect your furniture while supporting your cat’s well-being.

By offering your cat the choice to approach you for affection, you’re more likely to receive a positive response, and they may even reward you with some gentle head nudges or snuggles.

It doesn’t happen overnight. The 3-3-3 rule breaks down the typical adjustment period for a newly adopted cat into three distinct phases.

Cats communicate in subtle and complex ways, and while they don’t use words, their body language, vocalizations, and behaviors are rich with meaning. Let’s break down some of the most common ways cats communicate with us.

Whether your cat has a long, luxurious coat or a short sleek one, developing a consistent grooming routine pays off in the long run. Here's what every cat owner should know.

Accidents do happen—if your cat escapes outdoors, having reliable identification and tracking devices is essential. These tools can help reunite you with your pet if they get lost, giving you peace of mind.

Vaccinating your cat is one of the most effective ways to protect them from dangerous illnesses. Understanding vaccines can help you make informed decisions and keep your pet healthy long-term.

Learn how to protect your new cat by identifying common household poisons and taking simple steps to keep your home safe.

Allergies don’t have to mean giving up your connection with cats—read about effective allergen-reducing strategies and innovative solutions that can help you live comfortably with your cat.

Here are some engaging ways to keep your new friend happy and entertained.

Setting the stage for a peaceful and harmonious home.

With patience, the right setup, and gradual introductions, you can create a peaceful and happy multi-pet household. Read on for step-by-step guidance!

Shopping list for your new family member.