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Seizures and Epilepsy in Cats
Cats
Health & Safety

Seizures and Epilepsy in Cats

There can be a number of reasons why a cat may suddenly have a seizure (or fit), one of which could be epilepsy. It is estimated that around...Read more
Is snoring in cats a problem?
Cats
Health & Safety

Is snoring in cats a problem?

Snoring in cats is not as common as with snoring in dogs, but nevertheless, a significant number of cat owners will have observed that their...Read more
All about glaucoma in cats
Cats
Health & Safety

All about glaucoma in cats

Glaucoma is the term used to refer to a disease of the optic nerve, and is a condition that can occur in people and cats, as well as some ot...Read more
The Turkish Van - A cat that likes to swim!
Cats
General
Breed Facts

The Turkish Van - A cat that likes to swim!

The idea of a cat that not only doesn’t detest the water but in fact actively enjoys playing in it and even swimming may seem like a totally...Read more
How to Help Cat Proof Your Computer
Cats
General

How to Help Cat Proof Your Computer

It is amazing how cats seem to be fascinated by computers and laptops. It could be they offer our furry feline friends a warm place to lay o...Read more
The Sphynx cat - A cat with no coat
Cats
General
Breed Facts
Grooming & Hygiene

The Sphynx cat - A cat with no coat

The Sphynx cat is a relatively rare breed that you probably will not have seen out and about on the streets, and for good reason; they are n...Read more
Signs of Illness in Cats – When to call the Vet
Cats
Health & Safety

Signs of Illness in Cats – When to call the Vet

As cat owners, we all want to make sure that our pets are happy and healthy at all times, and although we probably have regular health check...Read more
All about cat only veterinary practices
Cats
General

All about cat only veterinary practices

Most of us are broadly aware that veterinary practices are generally divided into two types of treatment sections- small animal (such as cat...Read more
Dangerous Food For Your Cat
Cats
Health & Safety

Dangerous Food For Your Cat

Considering cats eat pretty nasty things in the wild, and this includes mice and rats both of which carry quite a few diseases, you would th...Read more
10 tips to help make your christmas tree cat proof
Cats
General

10 tips to help make your christmas tree cat proof

We have to hand it to them don’t we, there’s nothing shy about a cat. They literally get into everything and at Christmas... well... all tho...Read more
Cats and superstition : 25 of the best folk tales
Cats
General

Cats and superstition : 25 of the best folk tales

The cat is a mystical creature, with a long and colourful history as the companion of man - revered by the ancient Egyptians (and many moder...Read more
Polydactyl cats - The cats with thumbs!
Cats
General

Polydactyl cats - The cats with thumbs!

If the word ‘polydactyl’ is one that you have never heard before, you could easily be forgiven for thinking that it is the name for some kin...Read more
Cat Behaviour - What makes a cat behave like a cat?
Cats
Pet Psychology

Cat Behaviour - What makes a cat behave like a cat?

Domestic cats evolved from the African Wild Cat, which is a small predator living in the savannahs of North Africa. It hunts small rodent pr...Read more
How to keep an outdoor cat indoors if needed
Cats
General

How to keep an outdoor cat indoors if needed

In the UK, the vast majority of domestic cats kept as pets are indoor/outdoor cats- those that have free access to the outside world for at ...Read more
Why do cats purr?
Cats
General

Why do cats purr?

There’s something very reassuring for cat lovers about having a sleepy, purring cat on their lap, but have you ever wondered why a cat purrs...Read more
Cats and hairballs - Should you be concerned?
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Health & Safety
Grooming & Hygiene

Cats and hairballs - Should you be concerned?

There is a certain sound that makes every cat owner roll their eyes and think ‘oh no!’ It is, of course, the inimitable noise of your cat co...Read more
Cats and Catnip
Cats
General

Cats and Catnip

You’ve probably noticed the way your cat plays with some of his toys, first sniffing them enthusiastically and then rubbing his face (partic...Read more
Can you control your cat’s hunting behaviour?
Cats
General

Can you control your cat’s hunting behaviour?

Cats and hunting - the two often go hand in hand. In the wild, cats are prolific hunters, and their origins as the domestic pets which we kn...Read more
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