Cats Highlights

Learn how to give your cat oral medications like a pill or capsule.

Learn how to take care of a cat with this instructional guide - Care for your Cat.

Learn how to give your cat an insulin injection in this pet care video. Dr. Mike walks you through the steps using the proper technique. This information is not meant to replace the advice of your regular veterinarian.

The ASPCA studies what traits make pets adoptable. For dogs, it's their appearance. For cats, it's behavior. ASPCA's Dr. Katherine Miller discusses on Lunch Break.

Learn how to care for you pet by keeping it clean and healthy for longer.

This video by TV360 offers you expert advice on the effects of second hand smoking on your pet.

Getting your pets to make that perfect pose can be a tough task. Join us to find out a few tips about how to get that ideal photo of your pets.

In this episode we learn how to trim or cut your cat’s nails and why this is important. Dr. Mike will walk you through steps and tell you the necessary precautions to take. This video is NOT meant to replace the advice of your regular vet.

If your kitty could get a manicure, no doubt she would, but your sofa will do just fine to sharpen her claws. Here's advice on how to get your cat to stop scratching the furniture, from the ASPCA's Dr. Katherine Miller.

In this video, Dr. Carolyn Quagliata helps you choose between having a dog or a cat as a pet by explaining the different needs of each animal.

In this video series, ASPCA animal behavior expert, Dr. Kat Miller will guide you through the process of deciding what type of cat is best for you and how to adopt from a shelter or rescue group. This video provides an overview of the types of questions you should ask yourself when considering adopting a cat and what to bring and expect when you visit the adoption center. This video discusses the considerations before going to adopt the new cat.

Chip Sammons explains what are the best ways of getting rid of pet fleas, and explains how to understand the environment the fleas are coming from.

Life expectancy has increased dramatically for cats. They routinely live into their late teens, and as a result, might need a little more help than when they were younger.

Cats can't talk but they do express themselves if you know how to read their body language. Cat expert Dr Katherine Miller of the ASPCA tells how to understand your cat's mood.

Agility training taps into a cat's natural instinct. It's a fun and safe way to engage and keep your cat healthy as well as a great way to bond with your pet.