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“Whisker fatigue” is a curious expression. Surely the whiskers of our cats do not get tried, exhausted and need to rest?!Perhaps not. But still, it is an interesting condition and term. As cat owner …

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Kidneys are an extremely important organ; good kidney function is key to the overall health of your cat. Important functions of the kidneys include, removing toxins from the blood, managing blood pres …

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Cat are mysterious creatures, lots of their behaviours contradict what we believe to be true of our feline friends. For example, if cats hate water, why are they always trying to get into the bathroom …

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If you live in a multi-cat household, you may sometimes observe your cats batting or slapping each other. This is normal feline behaviour, and you may have also seen clips of big cats doing this in th …

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We are already seeing rising temperatures as we approach the summer months. Many of us humans are struggling with the heat, but how do these warmer temperatures affect our cats? And more importantl …

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This is a curious question when it comes to cats, as they are well known for their agility & precision. However, most cat owners can imagine the scene; your cat has an almost …

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Cats are naturally solitary animals, so if they are living with other cats, they can become territorial and dominate the other cats in the space they see as their own. Social hierarchies will naturall …

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Digestive enzymes are produced primarily in the pancreas and released into the duodenum (first part of the small intestine) to help digest food coming from the stomach.Their function in digestionThere …

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Leonardo DaVinci’s quote “The smallest feline is a masterpiece” is never more true than when it comes to feline anatomy. In addition to being a wonderful creature in so many ways, cats also have some …

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