🐱🧶 If you saw your cat swallow a piece of string, thread or a small object... don't just wait and assume "it'll probably pass on its own"! Some foreign objects can pass through the digestive tract by themselves, but others can get stuck and cause a blockage, injury or a perforated intestine. This is especially true of long, thin items such as string, thread, yarn or ribbon. 🧵⚠️ In this article, the PETMED+ veterinary team explains what to do right away if your cat swallows

🐱💦 Suddenly your cat is peeing outside the litter box... don't jump to the conclusion that they're being "naughty" or "spiteful"! Peeing on the bed, sofa, rug or in corners of the house may be a sign that something is bothering your cat, whether it's their health, stress or the litter box. 👀 In this article, the PETMED+ veterinary team walks you through 7 common causes, what owners should do, and the signs that mean your cat needs to see a vet right away. Summary A cat pee

🐱🍽️ Your cat isn't eating... can you just wait? Surely they'll eat once they get hungry? In fact, a cat not eating is something you shouldn't ignore. For an adult cat, going without food for about 24–48 hours can already affect their health. Cats that are overweight or obese need even more caution because of the risk of hepatic lipidosis (fatty liver disease). ⚠️ In this article, the PETMED+ veterinary team explains how long a cat can go without eating before it becomes dan