Should I Get My Cat Desexed?
Don’t get us wrong, we understand some hesitation from cat owners - any surgery is a potentially scary thing. But desexing is best for your cat, and indeed, all of cat-kind.
A Guide to the Russian Blue Cat
Russian Blues are stately looking cats; they’re routine-loving, quiet kitties and you’ll only hear ‘em if they're really hungry or annoyed. Don't be fooled by that calm exterior, they can surprise you with lightning quick movements as they knock your wine glass to the ground.
A Guide to the Ragdoll Cat
The Ragdoll cat makes a great pet for apartments, and families with children and dogs. Be careful though, dogs may adopt your cat as one of their own, given its love of following you around, playing fetch, and receiving pats.
A Guide to the Persian Cat
Persian cats are very placid, happy to sit on your lap or their favourite item of furniture for hours at a time. They are excellent apartment cats and are content being left alone, to greet you warmly when you return.
A Guide to the Norwegian Forest Cat
Tough as they sound, the free-spirited Norwegian Forest cat breed is gentle as can be. They are fairly independent cats and your cuddle-quotient, or lack thereof, doesn’t define how they feel about you.
A Guide to the Maine Coon Cat
Don’t judge this gentle giant by its intimidating size. The Maine Coon is a very affectionate, easy going cat that’s relaxed around dogs, other cats and children.
A Guide to the Himalayan Cat
Like its appearance, the Himalayan cat takes its personality from the Persian and Siamese. This cat is generally docile and low-key, happy to nap in its comfy bed.
A Guide to the Egyptian Mau Cat
A fierce friend to the ones they pick as their special person, Egyptian Maus love human company, especially that of playful children - but what they really look forward to is new toys to wrestle with.
A Guide to the Domestic Short Hair Cat
The Domestic Shorthair’s personality is even more variable than its looks. Like most any cat, you’ll find them affectionate and loyal, perfectly capable of training their humans to fetch food, and provide toys, pats and company.
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