Why Did My Cat Bark? 7 Possible Reasons
Cats don’t usually bark like dogs, but they can make sounds that resemble a short bark, a squeaky yelp, or a rough cough. You might hear it while your cat…
Cat Behavior, Questions & Helpful Answers
Cats don’t usually bark like dogs, but they can make sounds that resemble a short bark, a squeaky yelp, or a rough cough. You might hear it while your cat…
Finding vomit on the carpet or next to your cat’s food bowl is never pleasant. Cats sometimes throw up after eating too quickly or bringing up a hairball, but vomiting…
Your cat may be relaxing beside you and suddenly sink its teeth into your arm. It can happen during petting, cuddling, playtime, or while you’re sleeping. The reason usually depends…
Finding brown liquid where your cat has vomited can be alarming, especially when you cannot tell whether it came from food or something more serious. Brown vomit can contain partially…
Seeing white foam or liquid on the floor after your cat vomits can be concerning. White vomit often contains saliva, mucus, and digestive fluids, especially when the stomach is relatively…
Finding blood in your cat’s vomit is alarming, even when your cat seems normal afterward. Blood can come from irritation caused by repeated vomiting, stomach ulcers, swallowed objects, toxins, or…
Finding one of your cat’s whiskers on the couch, carpet, or near the food bowl usually isn’t a reason to worry. Cats naturally shed individual whiskers as part of their…
Yellow vomit in cats is usually bile, a digestive fluid made by the liver. It often shows up when a cat’s stomach has been empty for a while, but yellow…
A cat that suddenly leaves food in the bowl deserves attention, even if everything else seems normal. A change in appetite can come from something as simple as a food…
Finding cat hair on the couch is nothing unusual. Finding much more of it than you normally do, though, can make you stop and take a closer look. Cats shed…