Did you know that in a study of nearly 28,000 cats in Spain, about 6.2% were diagnosed with hyperthyroidism? Among cats over 10 years old, that number climbed to almost 7.9%. (1) Hyperthyroidism—sometimes called an “overactive thyroid”—occurs when a cat’s thyroid gland produces
Every cat loves the rich aroma and taste of wet food—but did you know that how you store and serve it can make or break your cat’s health? With 70–80% moisture, wet food helps keep cats hydrated, supports urinary and kidney health, and
Cats deserve treats just as much as we humans love our snacks—but here’s the thing: not all treats are created equal. Just like how 90% of Americans snack daily and let’s be honest, Montrealers love their bagels, poutine, and pastries too, our cats
If you’ve ever seen your cat struggle with urinary problems — crystals, straining, or painful blockages — you know how scary it can be. What many cat parents don’t realize is that hydration plays a huge role in preventing these issues. The challenge?
When it comes to feeding your feline friend, every bite counts. Cats are obligate carnivores, which means their diet plays a crucial role in their overall health. In Montreal, wet cat food is becoming increasingly popular, now accounting for about 28% of all
Did you know that roughly 1 in every 200 cats will develop diabetes during their lifetime? While it’s not the most common health issue, catching it early can make all the difference in your cat’s quality of life. Subtle changes — like drinking
Did you know that studies report between 50% and 90% of cats over four years old suffer from some form of dental disease? (1) Many of us don’t notice dental disease in cats because our feline friends are masters at hiding pain. They’ll
When we think about keeping our cats healthy, we all start to think about vaccinations, food, and flea control. But there is one factor that many pet owners and even some veterinarians often forget to emphasize enough: dental care in cats. Like humans,
Do you think that your cat’s teeth are fine because they still eat and purr? The reality is that dental disease in cats is incredibly underreported and only acknowledged after it is in later stages—at which point in time it can certainly do
Hey, Montréal cat parents! Regular brushing isn’t just about a glossy coat—it helps remove loose hair to curb hairballs, keeps the skin comfortable, and supports seasonal shedding (handy in a city that still sees multiple 30 °C+ days most summers (1)). It also
