Cat Care Resources

Beyond our own buying guides and reviews, here are a few outside resources we trust for broader cat care information — covering health, behavior, and adoption.

KittySites.com — A long-running directory of cat-related websites and resources, covering everything from breed information to cat health and behavior."

General Cat Care & Behavior

Health & Emergency

ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center — A 24/7 resource if you suspect your cat has ingested something toxic — includes a searchable database of foods, plants, and household items that are dangerous to cats.

Cornell Feline Health Center — Research-backed health information from Cornell University's veterinary college, covering common feline health conditions.

Adoption & Rescue

Alley Cat Allies — A nonprofit dedicated to the protection and humane treatment of cats, with resources on community cats, TNR (trap-neuter-return), and adoption.

We don't receive compensation for these listings — they're simply resources we've found genuinely useful and think other cat owners will too. As we come across more valuable resources for cat health, behavior, and adoption, we'll continue adding them here, so feel free to check back periodically.

If you're considering adding another cat to your family or want to support cats in need, these organizations do meaningful work worth knowing about.

Cats are experts at hiding illness, which makes having reliable health information on hand especially important. These resources can help you recognize warning signs early and act quickly when it matters most.

Understanding your cat's everyday needs and instincts goes a long way toward a happier, healthier companion. These resources cover the fundamentals of feline care and behavior.