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Non-Toxic Pest Control: A Green Alternative

The use of poisons as a way to eliminate a rodent infestation is an ongoing concern for pet owners, but cats are especially at risk of an accidental and possibly fatal ingestion. Whether in the home or at a boarding facility, the use of potentially lethal pest control methods is a seriously safety consideration for the wellbeing of the pet. However, there are greener alternatives. READ MORE

A Cat Lover's Guide to Going 'Green'

Just because you’re driving around Nissan Leaf that gets 100 miles per charge, or have an organic garden in your backyard and solar panels on your roof doesn’t mean you should stop exploring more ways to reduce your carbon footprint. READ MORE

Ten Herbs to Improve Your Cat's Health

If you’re lucky enough to have a garden, a balcony, or even just a sunny window sill, then you should look into growing an herb garden for your cat. READ MORE

The Cat or You? Coping with Pet Allergies

"When my doctor told me my itchy, swollen eyes and stuffy nose were an allergic reaction to my new cat, Munchkin, I was shocked. And then he told me it was either my health or the cat!" READ MORE

Why Do Cats Eat Grass?

Whether you have an indoor or outdoor cat, one thing is for certain: your feline friend has probably nibbled on grass on more than one occasion. While it might seem like strange behavior... READ MORE

A Cleaner, Greener Home for You and Your Cat

You may be surprised to learn that of all the toxic environments your cat will be exposed to in its lifetime, your home is the most dangerous. READ MORE

Herb 'N' Living: Growing a Home Garden for Your Pet

Whether you have a large yard space or a small windowsill, you can grow a healing garden for your cat or dog. Most of these plants are simple to grow and inexpensive to boot. Even better, many double as home remedies for you and your family. READ MORE

Tackling the Odor from Kitty's Indoor 'Accidents'

Is your cat peeing around the house? Grab a sponge, use some of these commercial (or homemade options), and then attack the root of the problem. READ MORE

Holistic Medicine and How it Can Help Your Pet

Like their owners, a pet’s health can also benefit by eating healthier foods and finding the right medical care when it is needed. However, this medical care need not always be traditional in nature. READ MORE

Four Common Home Remedies for Your Cat

More people are turning to natural remedies for both themselves and their pets. While nothing can replace the expertise of your local vet, there are many natural remedies to combat common cat ailments. READ MORE

DID YOU KNOW ?

  • You can reduce your cat’s carbon footprint.
  • There are environmentally friendly cat litters.
  • Pet toys can be recycled and reused.
  • You can make your own cat food at home from locally produced ingredients.
  • Pet waste can be disposed of in an eco-friendly way.

 



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