Cats

Halloween is almost upon us and as pumpkins are everywhere it’s got us thinking, can our pets enjoy them too?

Potty training a cat or dog is an important step for any pet parent. It can be challenging, so it’s really important to have the right products to hand.

Cats are susceptible to overheating, heatstroke, dehydration, and other heat-related illnesses like us humans are. So when you feel warm, chances are your kitty does, too.

Putting up your Christmas tree is a moment that, for most of us who celebrate Christmas, is the act that symbolises the beginning of the Christmas period. The mistletoe goes up, the stockings come out, and we start to place presents under the tree as we wrap them. It’s the most wonderful time of the year for humans, but not so much for our feline friends. From tinsel to poisonous poinsettias, here are some of the main seasonal dangers that cat parents need to watch out for.

Dehydration in cats can quickly become a big problem. If your cat doesn’t have enough water in his diet, he can get kidney problems.

But don’t worry, there are a few simple things you can do.

The main forms of communication for adult cats in the wild are through scent, facial expressions, complex body language, and touch.

Meowing isn’t actually part of natural cat language. It would seem that it was developed to communicate with humans.

Toilet training can be a challenge for a lot of pet parents, but it’s one of the most important tasks you will need to tackle with your new cat.

Accidents are inevitable in the beginning, but if you make your new kitty feel comfortable and safe, it won’t be long until she’s trained.

Here are our top tips for speedy litter training:

As much as you love your cat, you probably do not enjoy the fact that you find cat fur pretty much everywhere around your home, and on you. Sometimes, you even find it in your mouth, somehow giving you a taste of what it’s like to gag out a hairball.

You may think that your cat is shedding excessively, but it’s probably just the usual amount because cats do have a shedding cycle. It is natural for them to shed more at times. But if you are convinced that your cat is shedding so much more than normal, here are the different factors that could possibly be causing that.