by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | Mar 7, 2026 | Pets
In most of the United States, clocks move forward one hour on the second Sunday in March. People grumble about losing an hour of sleep. Pets do not know the clock changed at all. To a dog or cat, breakfast suddenly arrives an hour early, walks shift and the household...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | Mar 5, 2026 | Pet Health
Spring is prime season for buying houseplants, and cats are notorious for nibbling greenery. Some plants are harmless, some cause mouth irritation or upset stomachs, and a few can be life-threatening. Before you bring a new plant home, it pays to check. The most...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | Mar 5, 2026 | Pet Health
Allergies in cats are less talked about than in dogs, but they do occur. Cats can react to environmental allergens such as pollen, dust mites and mold, as well as to flea bites and certain food ingredients. Signs can be subtle or look like other conditions, so careful...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | Mar 4, 2026 | Pet Health
In many homes, a pot of white Easter lilies is a sign that spring has arrived. For households with cats, these elegant flowers pose a serious risk. Veterinary organizations and animal poison control services issue reminders about lilies every spring for good reason....
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | Feb 16, 2026 | Pets
Cats have lived alongside people for thousands of years, and in that time they have picked up a lot of folklore. Some beliefs are harmless, while others can lead to real care mistakes. Here is a look at some common cat myths and what is generally understood to be...
