Posts Tagged ‘feline’

Enter your cat for a prestigious award! Now entering its 10th year, the annual National Cat Awards are always a fantastic event in every feline lover’s calendar. The awards, organised by feline charity Cat’s Protection, celebrate the incredible difference which a cat can make to the lives of their owner. Owners have until noon on […]

With Christmas just around the corner, you may be thinking of getting your feline friend something of their own to play with on Christmas morning. But when it comes to choosing the right toy for your cat, what things should you take into consideration? First and foremost, any toy which you buy for your cat […]

What’s the difference between stray and feral cats? According to recent figures, 44% of UK households are home to at least one pet. And with around 8 million of those pets being felines, most of us are used to seeing domestic cats out and about in the local area. But every so often a cat […]

The importance of having your cat neutered With cats being natural explorers, they will inevitably meet other local cats whilst out and about. And with cats being such effective breeders, most responsible cat owners know the importance of neutering. But beyond having to deal with an unexpected litter of kittens, there are actually several more […]

Is your cat stressed at home? There are many reasons that a cat’s living space can lead them to feel stressed. Perhaps they are a rescue cat, or you have moved home recently. Maybe you have had a change of routine, or have a new addition to the family. It can also be the case […]

The winners of this year’s National Cat Awards have been announced! The awards, held by feline charity Cats Protection, take place annually and feature multiple categories including Outstanding Rescue Cat, Hero Cat, Most Caring Cat, and Furr-ever Friends. This year’s overall winner was eight-year-old black and white cat, Genie. Genie was chosen for helping her […]

Recent studies have indicated that over 90% of cats suffer with arthritis in their later years, I personally wouldn’t be surprised if this wasn’t higher. We spend lots of time with our dogs and so start to notice them slowing down on walks, becoming stiff when they stand after a rest, but what about our […]

Sadly, diabetes in cats is becoming more common with the rise in feline obesity. Be sure to look out for the following signs:     If you are worried about your pet’s behaviour, then get in touch today to see how I can help.  

If only our cats could speak and tell us when they are not feeling well, it would make diagnosing health problems a lot easier. Sadly as this is not the case we have to be vigilant towards our cats behaviour, whats normal and when they may be showing us signals that things might not be […]