Cat Guide

Advantage II for cats: part the fur at the neck, squeeze the full tube onto skin in one spot, then keep the area dry for 24–48 hours.

In cat-age terms, 1 human year equals about 15 cat years; later years add differently.

No, airplane plants (spider plants) are non-toxic to cats, though chewing can cause brief drooling or an upset stomach.

No, Air Wick plug-ins pose risks for cats; fragrances and some essential oils can irritate airways or trigger toxicity.

No, air plants (Tillandsia) aren’t poisonous to cats, but chewing can cause mild mouth or tummy upset, so keep displays secure and out of easy reach.

Yes, aglaonema (Chinese evergreen) is toxic to cats; calcium oxalate crystals trigger mouth pain, drooling, vomiting, and swelling.

Yes, most adult cats are lactose intolerant; milk often triggers diarrhea, gas, and stomach upset.

Yes, adult cat teeth feel less needle-sharp than kitten teeth, yet permanent teeth stay sharp and stronger for tearing.

Yes, acorns can make cats sick; tannins upset the gut and large amounts may harm kidneys.

Yes, two cats can be better when your space, time, and budget fit; duplicate resources and slow introductions help most pairs thrive.