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Researchers believe that eating grassoffers some important health benefits.As we all know cats are obligate carnivores, which means they need to eat meat to satisfy their nutritional needs. However, …

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We are always concerned whether or not, our pets are a healthy weight. Are they consuming the right foods, fit and in good shape?Cats, the lovely creatures that they are, come in all sorts of shapes a …

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Winter is coming! Many of us would like to escape the dreaded cold and dark nights to warmer weather.However, nowadays, travelling can be more stressful than ever before. There is covid testing, passe …

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Scooting or “butt dragging” which is terminology to describe the behaviour of a pet who drags his furry backside across the floor. This is typically associated with dogs rather than cats. However, …

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Cats’ eating habits tend to fall into one of two categories :- Neophobic (having an intense or irrational dislike of anything new or unfamiliar). Neophilic (pursuing new food resources or tenden …

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Whilst it is perfectly acceptable for an individual to decide, for whatever reason, to be a vegan or a vegetarian, it is definitely not acceptable, to force these personal dietary choices onto other …

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This month we are focusing on how to improve your cat’s health through sensory enrichment, to provide both physical and emotional benefits. We have gathered information on how to appeal to all five …

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Ever had your cat expel its food after eating? This is not uncommon. In this article, we will explain the difference between regurgitation and vomiting, and speak a bit on the topic of hairballs. Ho …

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Ever caught your kitty dribbling? There are several reasons why your furry friend might be doing this. In this newsletter we will go over the good reasons your cat can dribble, and the not so good. …

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