Good winter cat care comes down to a few simple habits: keeping heat sources safe, making dry indoor air easier to live with, and looking out for the cats who live outside. This guide covers both sides of the season: practical steps for your own cat and easy ways to
What can cats eat for Christmas dinner? If your cat camps out near the kitchen every December 25th, eyes locked on the turkey, you have probably asked this exact question. Christmas dinner is rich, salty, and heavily seasoned — made for people, not cats. The good news is that a few
KittyButts is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Finding secret santa gifts for cat lovers sounds easy until you are standing in a store aisle with a $25 spending cap and a name you pulled out of a hat at
New year pet resolutions don't have to be grand gestures. For cat owners, the best January goals are small, steady habits that make your cat's daily life better: noticing your cat's weight, booking that overdue vet checkup, and carving out a few minutes of
Taking christmas photos with cat models sounds magical. Then the tree falls over, your cat eats the tinsel, and the only usable photo is the blurry one where you look terrified. Sound familiar? Good news: great holiday cat photos aren't luck. They're lighting, timing, and strategic
Christmas leftovers safe for cats are a real question every December — because once the plates are cleared, someone with whiskers will be circling the kitchen hoping for a taste. The good news: a few plain holiday scraps work fine as tiny treats. The bad news: some of the most classic
Cats and holiday guests are a classic mismatch: your cat loves routine, and the holidays demolish routine. Strangers walk in, the doorbell rings every twenty minutes, voices get loud, kids get excited, and the front door opens constantly. This guide walks you through keeping your cat comfortable and safe when
Cats and fireworks anxiety is real — and New Year's Eve is the biggest test of the year. Your cat's hearing is far more sensitive than yours, so the booms and pops you find exciting sound like a war zone to them. The good news: a little
*KittyButts is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.* If you've ever watched a cat ignore a pile of carefully chosen cat stocking stuffers in favor of the crinkly wrapping paper, you know the stakes. Cats are the toughest
There is a picture so many of us carry around in our heads: Christmas morning, a tiny kitten poking its head out of a gift box while the whole family gasps. If you have typed adopt kitten for christmas into a search bar, you are picturing it right now. It
Thanksgiving safety for cats starts with one honest fact: your cat does not share your excitement about the holiday. While you are looking forward to family, laughter, and a packed table, your cat sees strangers in their territory, loud conversations, a doorbell that will not stop, and a front door
Every November, the same question pops up in cat households: which thanksgiving foods cats can eat and which ones they should never touch? Your cat will almost certainly stare at the table with great interest, and a few holiday dishes really can be shared in very small amounts. Others, though,