Don’t Use This In Your Sphynx Cat's Ears
More than likely, you may be using products while cleaning your Sphynx cat’s ears that could be causing more harm than good. Keeping your cat’s ear...
Easiest Way To Brush Your Sphynx Cat’s Teeth
Is it a challenge to brush your Sphynx cat’s teeth? If your cat can’t sit still during the process, it can be quite the battle. Instead of dreading...
Pro Tips For Cleaning Your Sphynx Cat’s Ears
Do you dread cleaning your Sphynx cat's ears because it's a battle every time? The good news is that it doesn't have to be that way. Below, we'll d...
What’s Normal And What’s Not Normal When It Comes To Your Sphynx Cat’s Ears
When it comes to owning a Sphynx cat, one thing you’ll find out is that wax buildup is normal. However, knowing what’s normal and what’s not normal...
Are Clay Cat Litters Dangerous for Your Cat?
Clay cat litter may seem harmless, but it’s a leading cause of respiratory issues, allergies, and even dangerous GI blockages in cats. Learn how clay and silica dust affect your pet’s health, what symptoms to watch for, and why Dr. Elsey’s silica gel litter is one of the safest options for sensitive breeds like Sphynx cats.
Does Your Cat Have Yeast In Their Ears? Here’s How To Know
Does your Sphynx cat’s ear buildup look a little strange? Even though ear buildup is normal for hairless cats, one thing you should be on the looko...
Why Do Sphynx Cats Get So Much Ear Buildup?
Do your Sphynx cat's ears get dirty quickly? It's easy to feel like something is wrong when thick buildup practically appears overnight. The good n...
The ONLY Air Fresheners I’ll Use In My House
After testing countless different products or reading labels, there are only a few select air fresheners I would use in my home around my Sphynx ca...
Sphynx Cats & Their #1 Cancer Risk
Sphynx cats are known for their lack of hair and their sensitive skin. Unfortunately, their skin is vulnerable to certain sun-related problems, lik...
Lymphoma in Sphynx Cats: Causes, Symptoms & Cancer Prevention Tips
Lymphoma is the second most common cancer in Sphynx cats, often linked to FeLV, genetics, and environmental factors. Early detection, routine vet care, and a high-protein, low-carb diet can significantly reduce cancer risks. Discover the best foods, vitamins, and prevention strategies to support your cat’s long-term health.
Tips For Cleaning Your Sphynx Cat’s Clothes Or Harness
If you have a Sphynx cat, you know that they have extremely sensitive skin. Anything that touches their skin, like their blankets, clothes, harness...
How to Hydrate and Heal a Sphynx with Dry Skin
Learn how to soothe and hydrate Sphynx cat dry skin naturally with fresh diets, spring water, organic fabrics, and RenewedPet® Sensitive Shampoo.