About Cat-Care

Who we are

Cat-Care.org is a knowledge hub for cat guardians, focused on five pillars: health basics, nutrition and feeding, daily care, common symptoms, and behavior & environmental stress.
We deliver practical, outcome-oriented guidance so you can handle everyday care safely and with low stress at home.

Our mission

Cut noise and anxiety with clear, reliable, and actionable content.
Help beginners build sustainable habits and give experienced owners the shortest path from problem to action.
Make medical boundaries explicit so you know when to seek veterinary help without delay.

Content principles

Science-minded: we prioritize broadly accepted principles and verifiable practices; no hype or unproven cures.
Actionable: every article aims to include checklists, step-by-step instructions, and “when to see the vet” triggers.
Humane tone: respect individual differences; promote positive training and low-stress handling.
Not a substitute for medical care: we do not diagnose or prescribe; when unsure, contact your veterinarian.

Information architecture

/basics/ Cat health fundamentals: beginner principles, safety and prevention, life stages, monitoring and records.
/nutrition/ Feeding and diet: amounts and frequency, diet types, transitions, treats/supplements, special needs, hydration.
/care/ Daily care: grooming, dental care, nails and paws, litter setup, household hygiene.
/symptoms/ Common symptoms: observation and logging, short-term home response, clear escalation to veterinary care (non-diagnostic).
/behavior/ Behavior & environmental stress: enrichment, training plans, multi-cat dynamics, stress management.

How we create content

Research and review: multi-pass fact-checking and usability editing to avoid jargon overload.
Versioning: each page shows publish and last updated timestamps for traceability and corrections.
Feedback loop: readers can submit corrections, practical tips, or cases; validated input informs updates.

Who this is for

What you’ll get

Printable checklists and SOPs: from a 14-day starter plan to weekly care routines.
Risk red flags and vet triggers: clear actions when uncertainty arises.
Smoother daily life: fewer frictions, steadier routines, and a calmer home environment.

Disclaimer

Content on Cat-Care.org is for education and reference only. It is not medical diagnosis or treatment. If your cat shows acute distress, injury, breathing difficulty, or refuses food for >24 hours, contact a veterinarian immediately.

Contribute and contact

Corrections and suggestions: email [email protected] or use our feedback form.
Collaboration: veterinarians, nutritionists, and behavior consultants are welcome to co-create topic series.
Stay updated: subscribe to our newsletter or RSS to get new guides and checklists.

Thanks

We thank the veterinarians, volunteers, and attentive cat owners who share frontline insights. Your feedback makes our content more accurate and helps more cats.

Final note

Care is a long-term relationship. We’re here to help you do the small, right things—consistently and confidently.