Cat Care
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Why do cats groom so frequently? – Fastidious Felines!
To keep themselves clean! This may sound obvious, but it is the main reason that cats groom and they will lick themselves after almost every meal and toilet visit in order to remove the scent of food …
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5 New Years Goals to set for you and your cat!
2020 is here! As you reflect and start planning for the new year, remember to include your furry friend. Setting new years goals for you and your kitty will keep your cats behaviour in check …
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How to minimise your cats stress levels when going away
In the following article we explore ways of how to minimise your cats stress levels when going away. It is important to make cat owners aware that cats are simply not ‘dominant’ or ‘passive’ in their …
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Litter tray upsets: Understanding your cat’s toilet issues
Our cats are without doubt creatures of habit and are inherently territorial. Not only do they crave routine, they actively dislike change or inconsistency. This applies to their toilet’ing habits …
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How to keep your Cat safe during Fireworks
Fireworks may be fun for us, but they are not for most cats. As you make plans to go out and enjoy the show, please ensure that your kitty is kept safely at home. Firework season generally starts …
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We love Spring – But beware of poisonous plants for cats!
Spring flowers bring a welcome burst of colour into our homes at Easter. But they can also bring danger to our cats, especially inquisitive kittens. So please stay vigilant and keep your home feline …
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How to give your cat medication
Knowing how to apply medication for cats is invaluable when looking after a poorly kitty. Like a spoonful of sugar, here are our cat care tips for helping the medicine go down. Crunch the pills and …
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Is my Cat Fat or Fluffy?
Just like you might set new health goals for yourself, feeding your kitty a diet tailored to their specific breed, age, health and lifestyle is critical for lifelong health. And remember to always …
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How to Keep your Cat Cool on Hot Days
While we can cool off by jumping in the pool or sipping an iced tea, our fur-babies struggle to stay chilled as temperatures soar. Yep, it sure can be hot wearing a fur coat all year around – but …
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Cystitis – A common sign of stress in cats
A common sign of stress in cats is Interstitial cystitis (inflammation of the bladder), also named ‘feline idiopathic cystitis’ or FIC . And just like human cystitis this can be very painful for … Share this:TwitterFacebook
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Lumpy or non-lumpy? How to clean the cat litter.
There’s litter-ally an art to choosing the type of litter that suits you and your kitty best. Here’s our guide to make sure you get it right for your furry clients. To keep it simple, there are two … Share this:TwitterFacebook
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How to keep indoor cat happy and healthy
Cats love to play! They have an instinct to explore, climb, hunt and interact so staying inside all day can get rather dull. So we’ve put together some innovative ways to keep your indoor cat happy … Share this:TwitterFacebook
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Moving home with your cat.
Cats are territorial creatures – the familiar nooks and crannies of home give them a sense of comfort and security. Because of this, moving house can be a stressful time for your cat. Here are a few tips … Share this:TwitterFacebook
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How to Look After a Young Kitten
Welcoming your new fur baby into your home is one of the most exciting things that can ever happen to you, but through all the “oohing and ahhing” it’s important to remember how daunting it can be for a kitten leaving his kitty-momma and familiar surroundings for the first time…. Share this:TwitterFacebook
