FAQ

Yes, long whiskers in cats are a sign of good health and are essential for their spatial awareness and navigation.

Cutting a cat’s whiskers can disorient them, impair their spatial awareness, and lead to stress or anxiety.

Long whiskers in cats often correlate with body size and help them navigate their environment through sensory input.

Cats have long whiskers to help them sense their surroundings and navigate in the dark. Whiskers detect changes in air currents and nearby objects, aiding spatial awareness.

Plain, unsweetened cranberry juice, bone broth, and water-rich foods like cucumbers or watermelon can help support a cat with a UTI.

Yes, some natural substances like colloidal silver and oregano oil may act as natural antibiotics for cats, but they should always be used under veterinary guidance.

Certain human foods like unsalted chicken broth, cranberries, and pumpkin can help manage cat UTIs by promoting hydration and urinary health.

Yes, several natural substances like colloidal silver, manuka honey, and oregano oil have antibiotic properties that may benefit cats under veterinary supervision.

Unsweetened cranberry juice, bone broth, and wet foods like cooked pumpkin may help support a cat with a UTI by promoting hydration and urinary health.

Yes, natural antibiotics such as colloidal silver, manuka honey, and certain herbs like echinacea and oregano oil may support healing in cats.