Category Dogs

No, towel drying alone is not safe when sharing dishware with cats. While a quick wipe might seem convenient, it leaves behind bacteria and pathogens from...

No, it is not safe to share dishware with cats, even if you air dry the dishes afterward. When you use the same bowls, plates, or cups for both your cat...

Yes, it is generally safe to share dishware with cats that have giardia. The risk of contracting giardia from your infected cat is extremely low,...

No, it is not safe to share dishware with immunocompromised cats unless rigorous precautions are taken, particularly when someone in the household is also...

No, it is not safe to share food bowls between cats that eat kibble. While a single shared meal may not cause immediate harm, the practice creates...

Sharing a food bowl with your cat that eats wet food is not safe and should be avoided. The risks far outweigh any convenience, as pet food bowls rank...

No, it is not safe to share bowls with cats that eat raw food. Sharing feeding bowls between humans and cats on raw diets creates a direct pathway for...

Untreated wooden and bamboo cutting boards are generally safe to share a kitchen with cats, provided they don't have toxic finishes applied to them and...

Yes, it is safe to share bamboo bowls with your cats. Genuine bamboo bowls made from true bamboo species (Bambusoideae) are non-toxic to cats and pose no...

Glass bowls are generally safe for cats when they meet specific safety standards, but they come with injury risks that make stainless steel a more...