The information in this article was reviewed and approved by registered veterinary nurse, Beth Walker Adopting a cat is incredibly exciting, whether it’ll be your first feline companion, or you’re a life-long cat owner. Adopting rather than buying means that you’ll be offering a cat a new chance at life! You’ll also be supporting a Read More
How to Deal with the Loss of a Pet
On June 5, 2024
The information in this article was reviewed and approved by registered veterinary nurse, Beth Walker Nothing can prepare you for the heartbreak of losing a pet. Our cats, dogs and other furry friends form such a big part of our lives, making us smile with their unique personalities and unconditional love for us. So, when Read More
Looking After Your Cat or Dog While on Holiday: Boarding Options and Advice
On May 13, 2024
The information in this article was reviewed and approved by registered veterinary nurse, Beth Walker As much as we’d love to take our furry friends away with us on holiday, sometimes this just isn’t practical. While some dogs will thrive on walking holidays and camping trips in the UK, others find the new experiences and Read More
How to Save Money on Pets: Top Tips
On October 31, 2023
As the cost of living continues to increase, everything from electricity to food is burning a hole in our pockets. And if you’re a pet owner, you’ve probably been wondering how you can save money on your pet costs, while still providing the same level of care. From reducing vet bills and food costs to Read More
Cats and Babies: Dispelling The Myths
On November 5, 2013
Cats and Babies – Worried or Just a Myth? Many new parents worry that having a cat in the household will pose a big threat to the safety and health of their baby, and this fear can even result in parting company with their cat altogether. This concern is now thought to be nothing more Read More
How to Handle Your Cat’s Destructive Scratching
On October 31, 2013
If you’re a cat owner, you’ll almost definitely have been frustrated by your cat’s tendency to scratch furniture and other belongings. The average cat does a lot of scratching, particularly for marking his or her territory and sharpening their claws. Because this is a natural and instinctive behaviour, you’ll be fighting a losing battle if Read More
Hyperthyroidism in Cats: Symptoms & Treatments
On October 29, 2013
If your cat is middle-aged or older, it is more likely that he or she may be affected by hyperthyroidism. Here’s what you need to know about hyperthyroidism. What Is Hyperthyroidism? Hyperthyroidism is a medical condition caused by an excessive production of thyroid hormones. By the thyroid glands it is a common condition in older cats Read More