It’s tempting to give your beloved cat a treat of human food, but many of the things we enjoy are off-limits for our feline friends, including: Grapes Onions Raisins Avocados Anything containing xylitol, an artificial sweetener Chocolate

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Did you know cats have a second "nose"? It’s called the Jacobson's organ & located on the roof of their mouth. When your cat opens their mouth slightly after sniffing, they’re analyzing pheromones & scents. Basically, your cat’s out here being a tiny scientist. 🔬😺

𝑾𝒂𝒍𝒍𝒑𝒂𝒑𝒆𝒓 𝑾𝒆𝒅𝒏𝒆𝒔𝒅𝒂𝒚 Celebrate with the Cornell Feline Health Center #WallpaperWednesday! Tap the photo below, then tap the three dots in the top corner of the photo to save the image to your phone. 📲 🐈😺

February is Pet Dental Health Month🦷Studies report that between 50 & 90% of cats older than 4 suffer from some form of dental disease, but fortunately the most of these diseases are largely preventable or treatable with appropriate care & monitoring.

Here is a look at some of the important dates and themes coming up! We'll have more info and showcase additional days as we progress through the month. 🐱

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Hypertension is a relatively common and potentially serious threat to feline health. In cats, secondary hypertension is the most common form of this hypertension, meaning it is often related to other underlying conditions. Click to learn more:

Did you know cats have a unique “fingerprint”? 🐾 The pattern on a cat’s nose is as unique as a human fingerprint—no two are the same! So next time your kitty gives you a nose boop, you’re getting a one-of-a-kind signature. 😺👃

A cataract occurs when the lens of the eye becomes cloudy or completely opaque, blocking or preventing light from reaching the retina. This can lead to partial or complete blindness and may affect one or both eyes. Click to learn more:

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Let’s make 2025 the year we change cat’s lives together-one paw at a time! We are dedicated to improving the health & well-being of cats everywhere by advancing research, providing expert education & supporting cat owners & veterinarians.

Want to learn more about how to protect your cat from bird flu? Check out this recent NPR interview with Dr. Bruce Kornreich, Director of the Cornell Feline Health Center.

Today is National Answer Your Cat’s Question Day! It is the purr-fect excuse to get inside your kitty’s head and play detective! Cats are naturally curious little furballs, and this day is all about imagining the questions they might ask if they could meow in full sentences.

While the human auditory system is capable of detecting sounds ranging in frequency up to about 20,000 vibrations per second, cats typically can sense sounds pulsating at 60,000 vibrations per second or greater.

Rhasaan Bovell, a doctoral student, is digging into the science behind feline reproduction at @cornellvet with support from @cornellcats.

It's #Caturday! Don't be shy, let's see those cats! Help us celebrate with pictures of your favorite feline friends. 📷🐱

Whether it is inclement weather, wildfires, earthquakes, floods, landslides, or prolonged power outages, having certain things at hand and preparing a plan in advance can help. See the infographic below for details on what to prepare for your feline friends.

Happy #WallpaperWednesday! Want an Apple Watch face to pair with this month's phone background? Tap the photo below, then tap the three dots in the top corner of the graphic. Select "Create Watch Face" in the list of options. ⌚ 🐈

It's #Caturday! Don't be shy, let's see those cats! Help us celebrate with pictures of your favorite feline friends. 📷🐱