HAPPY, HEALTHY NEW YEAR!
This month, we’re kicking off the year with a focus on your cat’s wellbeing. From winter-specific health advice to tips for keeping your cat warm, we have it all! Plus, don’t forget to take our cat quiz, participate in the art contest, and join our giveaway!
Last Call! Hurry Up!
Enter your artwork in the Catit International Cat Art Contest by January 25, 2026 for a chance to win an iPhone 17 Pro!
Cat Care
6 Signs Your Cat May Feel Cold and How to Keep Them Cozy
When temperatures drop, even the fluffiest feline can get chilly. Let’s find out how to spot the subtle signs that your cat might be cold.
Celebrating good times!
These cats really know how to enjoy the holidays. Did your cat have a great time, too? Upload their photo to our Catit Kings & Queens gallery to have them appear on our website!
Cat Care
Can Cats Catch a Cold?
If you’ve ever heard your cat sneeze or seen them sniffling, you might have felt that instant flash of concern. Are cats even capable of catching a cold, or is something else going on behind those tiny sneezes?
Brushing doesn’t just prevent matting, it also distributes oils
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Regular brushing removes loose fur and prevents tangles, but it also spreads natural oils across your cat’s coat. This helps keep their fur shiny, smooth, and healthy while supporting good skin condition.
Treats can make up 20% of your cat’s daily calorie intake
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Treats should make up no more than 10% of your cat’s daily calories to avoid excess weight gain and nutritional imbalance. The remaining 90% should come from a complete and balanced cat food diet.
You should never bathe a cat
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Most cats keep themselves clean through grooming, but occasional baths may be necessary for medical reasons, severe dirt, or oily buildup. Using a gentle, cat-safe shampoo and warm water is perfectly fine when needed.
You should never trim your cat’s back nails
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All of a cat’s claws, including the back ones, can grow too long and cause discomfort or snagging. While back nails may wear down more naturally, gentle trimming still helps maintain paw health.
Playing with your cat in the evening will make them sleep better at night
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Evening play helps cats release built-up energy from their natural hunting instincts. This physical and mental stimulation makes them more likely to relax and sleep through the night afterward.
Catit Community Poll
CAT CHAT
In our cat chat topic, we ask about your furry feline friend(s).
Last month’s question & results
This month’s question & results
MY CAT MAGAZINE
Real Cats with Real Stories!
Each month, our cover model is a fan’s cat, crowned as a Catit King or Queen. We don’t just feature their photo; we share their story too as they are aways worth a read.
Does your cat have a remarkable tale to tell? Upload their photo to the Kings & Queens Gallery and share their story with us!
Meet the winners of our December giveaway!
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