First-aid for your cat
Your vet is your first port-of-call for any issues of cat health. Yes, there are certain things that you can do yourself. Yes, we have taken every care to make sure we give you reliable, accurate information. But we can’t see your cat, we can’t diagnose your cat and we definitely can’t give you professional medical advice.
The top 5 family-friendly felines
There’s only one reliable way to make the transition - and that is getting a cat. But some cats transition better into the intensity of family life than others.
Kiddy-cats: the top 5 cat breeds for your children
Teach your offspring the way of the cat. To do this, you’ll need the help of a fully-certified feline instructor!
A Guide to the Tonkinese Cat
The Tonkinese’s Siamese genes are evident in their typical pointed colouration that comes in shades of platinum, champagne, beige and blue. Add their sparkling aquamarine eyes to the mix and you have a cat breed that’s fit for the pages of a calendar.
A Guide to the Sphynx Cat
If the Sphynx doesn’t look like your average cat, it’s not, and we mean that in the best way possible. This breed is unbelievably friendly and affectionate.
A Guide to the Siamese Cat
The Siamese cat is famous for its intelligence. Make sure to buy toys that challenge its mind as well as its body!
A Guide to the Scottish Fold Cat
The highly squish-worthy Scottish Folds are chilled-out kitty cats that much prefer cuddles to conversation. Rarely will you hear them cry out for your attention, but they are masters of body language.
Why Do Cats Scratch?
Scratching is a perfectly normal and healthy form of expression and exercise for cats and should be encouraged. Read on for how to get your kitty doing it right.
Why Do Cats Spray?
Cat spraying is a natural form of expression and communication in the feline community. Our handy guide will tell you what is normal when it comes to this stinky behaviour.
What NOT to Feed Your Cat
There are some foods that your cat will absolutely not tolerate, no matter how desperate for a nibble they might be. Here is our guide to what NOT to feed your kitty.
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