Explore our archives for tips and advice for every aspect of your cat’s care throughout all life stages.
During August 2019, Forty Hartz volunteers over five days donated their time to improve the lives of cats waiting for adoption and the volunteers who care for them.
Tips on Bottle feeding, Weaning, Litter Training, Socialization & Preventive Health Measures
According to the ASPCA, 44% of all households in the United States have a dog, and 35% have a cat.
There are dozens of different types of flea and tick products for pets, including powders, collars, dips, sprays, shampoos, topical spot-on liquid products, pills given by mouth...
At some point, almost every cat owner experiences this common problem: your perfectly litter-trained cat suddenly stops using the litterbox.
Your kitten pees and poops on his own. It’s time to learn to use the litter box.
A one-week old kitten needs a completely different level of care than a four week old.
You’ve discovered a kitten (or a litter of kittens) that feels cool to the touch. You can’t find the mom. What should you do first?
Without a mother to teach her how to be a cat, the job falls on you. Learn what you must do to make her a happy, well-adjusted kitty.
Kittens under three weeks are going to need your help to go to the bathroom. This is how you do it.
