Understanding Cat Sounds: What Your Feline Friend is Really Saying
Introduction to Feline Communication Cat sounds are a key part of how your feline friend communicates. This article covers the types of cat sounds, what they mean, and how to…
Introduction to Feline Communication Cat sounds are a key part of how your feline friend communicates. This article covers the types of cat sounds, what they mean, and how to…
At Michu, we believe pet parents should understand why popular herbs like lavender may be unsafe and how to create a calm environment without risking your feline’s health.
If you have ever asked whether male cats are more affectionate, you are not alone. Many people believe tomcats are naturally cuddlier, while queens are independent and aloof. Popular belief…
As a cat lover, you might have noticed those tiny bumps on your tomcat’s belly and wondered whether male cats really have nipples. It’s a common question among pet parents and one that has…
Having lush indoor plants is part of the Australian home aesthetic, but if you have a curious kitty you might wonder whether your favourite orchid is a hazard. The good news is that most…
Cats are famous for their soothing purrs, but anyone who has shared a home with a feline knows those vibrations aren’t always the same. To understand why your kitty revs up that internal…
Cat spraying is often associated with tomcats, but many Australian cat parents are surprised when their female felines start urinating on vertical surfaces. Whether you’re dealing with an…
Keeping your feline friend worm free is an important part of responsible pet care. Intestinal worms such as roundworms, tapeworms and hookworms are common in Australia and can cause a range…
When you share your home with a female cat, you may one day notice subtle changes that make you wonder whether she’s carrying kittens. In Australia, unplanned litters are common because…
Giving a cat a pill can feel like the ultimate test of your relationship. Cats are intelligent and opinionated creatures they will happily turn a bitter tablet into a game of hide and seek…
Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) is a lentivirus that attacks a cat’s immune system much like HIV does in humans. However, FIV only infects cats it isn’t transmissible to people or dogs.
Discovering blood in your cat’s urine can be frightening. In veterinary terms it’s called haematuria, and while it may be as subtle as pink tinged urine, it can also be a sign of life…