We had the opportunity to speak with Kira Goldfarb, the founder of Cat on the Corner in Catskill, New York. She is also a professional cat sitter, and she has her own handmade pet accessory business called Kira’s Pet Shop. Goldfarb shares what it’s like to juggle three small businesses while working through the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Mia Sakai and her husband, Tim Hannifan, opened Ándale Market during the COVID-19 pandemic. The "curated bodega" in Chicago, Illinois, sells high-quality local and imported goods from minority and women-owned businesses.

Cats have a reputation for being independent and low-maintenance. But they benefit physically and mentally from playing with their owners every day. Here are six reasons you need to play with your cat regularly.

More than 2.58 million South Koreans have adopted cats. They especially adore Scottish Folds and Ragdolls, which were featured in Jealousy Incarnate andBecause This is My First Life. Love Korean culture? Want to embrace your Korean roots? Here are 350+ Korean cat names. 

Spa and grooming services, private air-conditioned rooms, and a “chauffeur service” for cats are among the luxury offerings at Pounce Hawaii – Honolulu's five-star cat hotel and cat adoption lounge. 

If you’re a cat parent or you’ve been to an animal shelter, you’ve probably seen adoptable cats with an FIV label. Cats with FIV are often considered un-adoptable and routinely euthanized by shelters. What’s FIV? What does it mean for cats to be FIV-positive? 

Whether you’re a new cat parent or you’ve adopted a special needs cat that’s going outside of the box, these simple tips will make litter training a snap.

Rover was born to be a meowdel. Owner Angelina Kayyalaynen and her partner, Sergey Shlyakhtich, dress him up in Haute CATure. Then he sashays down the runway with major cattitude.  He has 878K TikTok followers and 349K Instagram followers. 

Cats are "sweet blind" but might nosh on watermelon slices, coconut flakes, or pineapple chunks. Which fruits are safe for your cat? We sat down with Dr. Shadi Ireifej, the Chief of Medicine at VetTriage, to find out.