Cat care
Notes for cat people — keeping a cat journal, tracking feline health, and the small habits that tell you how your cat is doing.
Cats hide how they feel. A small change — eating slower, sleeping in a new spot, one less jump to the windowsill — is often the first sign something shifted. These notes are about noticing those things and writing them down before they slip.
How Often Should You Weigh Your Cat?
How often should you weigh your cat? What vets suggest, how to weigh a cat at home, how to check body condition, and when weight loss needs a vet visit.
Cat Litter Box Changes: What to Watch For
Cat litter box changes to watch for: straining, peeing more or outside the box, blood in urine, diarrhea, constipation, and the one sign that's an emergency.
Is Your Cat Drinking More Water? What It Can Mean
Cat drinking a lot of water? What increased thirst can mean, how much water a cat needs, how to measure it over 24 hours, and what to tell your vet.
Why Keep a Cat Journal
Why keep a cat journal: cats hide illness, so a dated record helps you spot small changes in eating, litter, weight, and energy — and keeps the memories.