by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | Apr 11, 2026 | Pet Health
On the first warm day of spring, opening the windows feels like a reward. Cats tend to agree. A breeze full of new scents and birds flitting outside draws them to the windowsill. Unfortunately, open windows and balconies are also a common source of injury for cats....
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | Apr 10, 2026 | Pets
Kitten season and spring adoption events lead many households to bring home a second cat. Cats are territorial, and a newcomer can feel like an invasion to a resident cat. Rushing introductions is one of the most common reasons multi-cat households get off to a rough...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | Apr 10, 2026 | Pet Health
Spring pollen season sends many people reaching for tissues. Pets can be affected by environmental allergens as well, but they often show it differently. Instead of sneezing, many allergic dogs and cats scratch, lick and chew. Recognizing the signs helps you get your...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | Apr 6, 2026 | Pack Health & Wellness
Cat owners often notice that their cats do not seem to drink much. That is not always a problem, since cats evolved from desert-dwelling ancestors and get some of their water from food. Still, many veterinarians encourage helping cats take in enough water, especially...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | Mar 16, 2026 | Pets
When most of the United States springs forward each March, people grumble about a lost hour of sleep. Pets face a different kind of confusion. They do not read clocks, but many of them keep remarkably steady schedules based on daylight, habit and the routines of the...
