Cat health & cat care

If your cat suddenly starts drooling, it can be a cause for concern. PETBOOK explains the possible reasons and when to visit the vet.

Tulips are popular early bloomers that also attract cats as a bouquet in the home. But caution is advised!

Why don't all cats produce hairballs and is there cause for concern if your cat doesn't produce any hairballs at all? Find out on PETBOOK.

Lungworms in cats is particularly common in outdoor cats. PETBOOK reveals what you need to know about the parasites.

"There used to be more tinsel" - and the risk of cats dying from poisoning was higher. But tinsel garlands can also be deadly.

Cat toys with Matatabi are a trend in the pet industry. PETBOOK editor Louisa Stoeffler and her cat put it to the test.

Some cats suffer from a so-called rolling skin syndrome. This is an unclear disease that also puzzles vets.

Some diseases can pass from cats to humans. These are known as feline zoonoses. PETBOOK explains what these are and how to treat them.

Whether you should trim your cat's claws is a matter of debate. Claw care can be useful and this is how to train it.

Cats drink water sparingly and tend to be lazy drinkers by nature. PETBOOK offers tips on how they can also drink enough water.