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Believe it or not, caring for a paralyzed Sphynx cat more than likely isn’t as difficult as you may think. While it may seem intimidating at first ...

Ever wonder how Sphynx cats twist, leap, and stretch like tiny acrobats? Their incredible flexibility comes from a floating collarbone, elastic muscles, and a lightweight frame—all perfected by evolution. Discover what makes these furless felines so agile and how natural supplements like Liquid Pet Vitamin-C and Hip + Joint Support can help keep their joints and muscles strong for a lifetime of graceful movement.

Have you ever fallen asleep lying in the hot sun? The sun has a way of wrapping you up in a warm hug that you just can’t resist, and your Sphynx ca...

When you think of cats, you probably think about their dislike for water. While most cats have a hatred for water, Sphinx cats are different. Since...

Wrestling, pouncing, and bunny-kicks can look intense, but for most Sphynx cats, play fighting is completely normal. Learn how to spot the difference between healthy play and real aggression—plus tips to keep multi-pet households peaceful with natural calming support.

Have you ever thought about how nice it would be if your Sphynx cat were toilet trained? Toilet training your cat may sound convenient, since you w...

Sphynx cats are one of the most recognizable breeds with their distinctive looks. Their hairless bodies, big ears, and classic wrinkles make them t...

Sphynx cats are truly one-of-a-kind. They tend to be a little quirky, but they are also sweet and affectionate. They thrive on closeness, crave att...

Is your Sphynx cat constantly chewing on their tail? While Sphynx cats are known for their quirky personality, chewing on their tail could be more ...

Sphynx cats are charming, quirky, and completely hairless—meaning their skin needs extra TLC. With the right spa routine, bath time can be gentle, fun, and beneficial for your Sphynx. Learn how regular baths, moisturizing, and proper ear and nail care can keep your cat’s skin healthy, soft, and glowing all year long.

Next time you’re admiring your cat’s adorable little feet, don’t forget the carpal pad. It’s one of those hidden features of feline anatomy that shows just how perfectly cats are built for agility, balance, and play.

From zoomies to hunting games, the carpal pad is the quiet MVP keeping your kitty graceful and safe.

Sphynx Cats & Other Pets: The Importance of a Proper Introduction There’s nothing more exciting than bringing a Sphynx kitten home; however, it...