FAQ

Cats most love foods that are rich in protein, with tuna, chicken, and salmon being top favorites.

Cats can safely eat fruits such as apples, blueberries, strawberries, and bananas in small amounts.

Cats may lick bananas due to curiosity, texture, or the fruit’s scent, though most cats lack a sweet tooth and reactions vary between individuals.

Yes, it is generally safe for cats to eat bananas in small amounts, but they should be served as an occasional treat due to their sugar content.

Not in corpus.

To wash your cat safely, use a calm approach, trim their nails beforehand, and use lukewarm water with a gentle pet-friendly shampoo in a quiet space.

Indoor cats usually do not need regular baths unless they're dirty, have health issues, or their coat can't be maintained through self-grooming.

To bathe your cat without stressing them out, use warm water, stay calm, and introduce the process gradually with positive reinforcement.

The best way to bathe a cat at home is to use lukewarm water, feline-safe shampoo, and calm handling in a secure, small space to minimize stress.

To bathe your cat at home, gently wet its fur with lukewarm water, use a mild cat shampoo, rinse thoroughly, and dry with a towel. Always keep your cat calm and avoid getting water in its ears and eyes.