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Our vision is a world where every cat is cherished, understood, and provided with the opportunities to thrive in a loving and enriched environment. By fostering a deeper connection between cats and humans, we aim to improve the quality of life for cats everywhere, ensuring they live happy, healthy, and fulfilling lives. Our content offers practical advice, engaging stories, and innovative ideas ta

ilored to the unique needs of cats and their owners. Whether you're seeking tips on nutrition, behaviour, or play, we've got you covered. While our primary focus is on "loved/home cats" and assisting owners in providing the best possible life for their feline companions, we are committed to all cats, including feral colonies that require greater understanding from society. Cats have diverse needs based on their environments, and we strive to address these varying requirements to ensure all cats can thrive. Join our community of passionate cat lovers and discover how you can make a positive impact on your cat's life. Subscribe to our free email newsletter for expert advice on all things cat-related! It's the best way to stay informed and ensure your feline friend leads a happy and enriched life.

28/12/2024

Get ready for the fireworks... here's a few simple tips to keep your cat safe during the celebrations.

27/12/2024

How often do you groom your cat?

It's over! How best do you spend Boxing Day?
26/12/2024

It's over! How best do you spend Boxing Day?

Wishing you all a very happy Christmas. However you are spending Christmas Day, we hope you and your cat enjoy the festi...
25/12/2024

Wishing you all a very happy Christmas. However you are spending Christmas Day, we hope you and your cat enjoy the festive time. Let us know what your cat got for Christmas!

Ok, it doesn't have to be cat themed... so what is your favourite Christmas film?!
22/12/2024

Ok, it doesn't have to be cat themed... so what is your favourite Christmas film?!

A lot of cats are lactose intolerant, so owners should keep human dairy treats, such as cheese boards and glasses of mil...
21/12/2024

A lot of cats are lactose intolerant, so owners should keep human dairy treats, such as cheese boards and glasses of milk for Santa, locked away or well out of reach. Chocolate is another tasty treat that shouldn’t be left lying around for curious cats to sample — this includes advent calendars and tree decorations. Chocolate is poisonous to cats, even in the smallest of doses, and, if consumed, can cause seizures, heart problems, and kidney failure.

Will you be giving your cat a special dinner on Christmas day? There are lots of fatty foods around at Christmas, and ma...
20/12/2024

Will you be giving your cat a special dinner on Christmas day? There are lots of fatty foods around at Christmas, and many owners will indulge their cat during the holiday season. This is generally not a good idea. New foods given sporadically can, at best, lead to a bout of diarrhoea in cats - and at worst, serious conditions from gastroenteritis to pancreatitis. Keep it simple - stick to your cat's regular diet, perhaps consider some turkey breast meat, without the fat, on the big day to avoid tummy upsets.

19/12/2024

Quick tips to keep your cat safe this winter.

Poinsettias, amaryllis, mistletoe berries, holly berries and lilies are poisonous for cats. If you have them in the hous...
18/12/2024

Poinsettias, amaryllis, mistletoe berries, holly berries and lilies are poisonous for cats. If you have them in the house, then keep them well out of your pet's way.

Throw away items such as string used when cooking the turkey, and tidy up tinsel, decorative wrapping ribbons and elasti...
17/12/2024

Throw away items such as string used when cooking the turkey, and tidy up tinsel, decorative wrapping ribbons and elastic bands because if eaten these could cause problems in your cat's intestines. There's no harm in giving your pet a taste of turkey or salmon, but don't overdo it. Vets often see poorly pets at this time of year that have been unable to cope with food they're unused to or have overeaten.

If you're having guests over or are planning a party, make sure your cat has a quiet den to retreat to away from the cro...
16/12/2024

If you're having guests over or are planning a party, make sure your cat has a quiet den to retreat to away from the crowd and somewhere dark that he can hide.

Winter weather can aggravate arthritis in cats. If your cat suffers, provide extra warmth to keep them comfortable. Watc...
15/12/2024

Winter weather can aggravate arthritis in cats. If your cat suffers, provide extra warmth to keep them comfortable. Watch them more closely for any signs they are struggling, such as not being able to climb to reach their favourite places. Heated pet blankets are usually appreciated!

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Get ready for the fireworks... here's a few simple tips to keep your cat safe during the celebrations. #cat #cats #catlover #catlovers

How often do you groom your cat? #cat #cats #catlover #catlovers

Quick tips to keep your cat safe this winter. #education #catlife #lovecats #catlove

During the colder months, cats can accumulate grit and snow in their paws.You want to avoid cats ingesting the rock salt used to grit roads when they groom or ice compacting in between the toes. Check their paws regularly and to clean them wipe them gently with a damp cloth. Longhaired cats are particularly at risk. #catcare #education #catlife #lovecats #catlove

Does your cat like to watch birds? Sometimes they'll make a chitter sound when they see a bird... nobody really knows what that is, but we think it’s related to frustration or intention. If you see your little cat sitting on the window, watching the bird feeder, could it be that they’re frustrated that they can see it, but they can’t get it? It’s possible, so we often see that when they’re frustrated. But some people say it’s intention. They’re not telling the bird and they’re not telling any compadres because they don’t have hunting friends, but they’re saying ‘I’m coming to get you’ and it’s almost like an unconscious instinctive or emotional noise.

You don't need to spend a fortune on cat toys - a simple cardboard box provides plenty of entertainment! Does your cat love a cardboard box?! #catlife #lovecats #catlove #catplaytime

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This week, we're taking a look at play, and why it's so important for cats to have toys and playful interaction... #cat #cats #catlovers #catlife #education #ilovemycat #lovecats

Lunchtime paws #catscapes #FelineZen #PawsAndRelax #MindfulMeowments #ZenWithCats #PurringPeace #catlovers #purrtherapy

WARNING! This is addictive...

Confessions of a Cat Sitter, Episode 1, by Chris Pascoe... Enjoy the hilarious and heartwarming tales of Chris Pascoe, a celebrated author and regular columnist for Your Cat. With his unique wit and charm, Chris recounts his misadventures with cats, bringing each story to life in his own voice.

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