Unfortunately, pets are often presented to a veterinarian much too late because they are so adept at hiding their signs of pain. With dogs, it is a problem, but some will be bonded with their owner to ...

If you have a cat, you are likely attuned to his or her individual quirks of personality and behavior. You probably know when Queen Kitty would like her dinner served, or when she would prefer that ...

As cat parents, we want the best for our furry best friends. But, ensuring they are always feeling their best can be challenging. Cats, by nature, are masters of disguise, skilled at hiding any sign ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Think your cat might be having problems with pain or anxiety? Pennsylvania SPCA animal advocate Carol Erickson has the signs and symptoms that might indicate your cat is under ...

Pets can be great at hiding pain. Unlike a small child who runs a temperature or cries when he feels unwell, our pets cannot tell us when they are feeling pain. Cats are especially known for ...

5 Signs Your Cat Is Secretly Stressed, According to Behaviorists originally appeared on PetHelpful. As cat parents, we often assume that cats have it all when it comes to living the ultimate luxury ...

Feline osteoarthritis, a degenerative joint disease, commonly affects cats' hips, knees, elbows, and spine. Diagnosis can be challenging as cats often hide pain, but signs include limping, stiffness, ...

What would you do if someone told you there is a hidden issue silently affecting the comfort and well-being of many beloved kitties, something we might not even notice until it becomes a significant ...

Cats might seem like they have it all under control, but when something’s off, they rarely make a scene. In the wild, showing weakness could be dangerous, so even the most pampered indoor cat will ...

Cat declawing (also called onychectomy) is the amputation of the first digital (toe) bones in a cat’s paw, including the nail bed and claw. It’s done to stop a cat’s natural scratching behavior. While ...

Chronic vomiting in cats isn’t normal. Learn the common causes—from hairballs and food sensitivities to IBD and metabolic disease.