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Basil contains no harmful toxins which make it cat-friendly. Cats will reap the same benefits as humans from consuming basil raw, dried, or powdered. But do not let your cat eat too much basil at once. It can cause mild… Continue reading Is Basil safe for cats?
Rosemary is non-toxic to cats therefore harmless if consumed. But cats find the smell of rosemary, lavender, and mint too strong to their liking. If your cat doesn’t mind some rosemary in his food, control the portion to prevent him… Continue reading Is rosemary safe for cats?
Onions, scallions, chives, and garlic are plants that are toxic to cats. They contain organic chemicals called thiosulphates that destroy red blood cells. Onion or garlic poisoning leads to anemia and eventually death.
Some cats find the smell and taste of mint appalling. But if your cat does not mind mint, letting him have it in small doses can help with digestion. But mint, like sage, contains the active ingredient, salicylate, which, in… Continue reading Is mint safe for cats?
One of the funniest moments of living with a pug is when you catch them snoring. It is a common habit for pugs because of their tiny nostrils. Take your pug to the vet if you suspect the snoring is… Continue reading Does a pug snore?
Pugs have a low tolerance for intense heat and humidity. Keeping your pug outside for long can cause breathing problems or heat exhaustion. Limit the dog’s movement outside especially during summer.
