Safe House - Removing Household Hazards to Your Cat's Safety

Although this article was written in terms of preparing a home for a new cat, it is appropriate to review now and then to make sure your home is truly safe for your cat.

You can have a clean house and save money too, without sacrificing the safety of your cats by learning to clean green with safe ingredients, using products you already have on hand. Learn how vinegar, bleach, and baking soda can leave your kitchen counters and floors bacteria-free and safe for your cats. Loads of other safe cleaning tips are...

In recent years, compelling evidence has accumulated that essential oils can be toxic to cats, whether taken internally, applied to the skin, or simply inhaled. Learn more about essential oils and aromatherapy, and where and how they can be used safely.

Let's face it: some cats are inveterate "bums" and will beg and plead most appealingly while you try to eat. While I will (rarely) give a cat a tidbit of chicken or turkey from my plate, it's a practice I don't encourage as a regular habit for a few reasons. Find out which foods are absolute no-nos for cats.

Safety tips to keep your kitties out of harm's way during the winter holidays.

FAQ from a reader: How can I safely get rid of ants (with cats in the house.)

Protect your pets from winter hazards, from the pages of Dr. Janet Crosby, Veterinary Medicine Guide.