While most cats will be happiest at home and in familiar territory, some will join their pet parents on holidays and travel this year. It may be a family holiday or temporary relocation. Whatever the reasons, parasite prevention is a vital aspect of keeping your cat safe and healthy. And never more so when travelling.
Ragdolls are distinctive cats, with stunning blue eyes and a gentle, affectionate personality. It’s no surprise that they’re one of the 4 most popular breeds in the UK. The breed started in America in the 1960’s. And since then the gentle Ragdoll has secured a place in hearts and homes across the globe.Â
Every year as the thermometer drops, leaves fall and the days grow shorter, many pet owners experience the dropping mood, falling energy levels and shortening concentration span known as ‘Seasonal Affective Disorder’ (aptly shortened to SAD). But do the cats who share our lives also share this distressing seasonal challenge? This article explores the theory and the reality of seasonal depression in cats.
Cats are born sun-worshippers, happiest when sprawled out in a comfy spot, basking in full sunshine. But the summer months bring some health hazards for cats and their people.
This article considers the major summer hazards for cats; how to recognise them and how to reduce the risk to your cat. So you can be sure everyone has a safe and happy summer.
There are around 600 million cats in the world. International Cat Day is a day to celebrate all cats everywhere – whatever their size, breed, age, temperament or lifestyle.
The paw-sible challenges and 7 top tips for success There are 12.5 million cats in the UK. That’s almost one cat for every 5 people. 29% of UK households include a cat. Most UK households with pets plan their summer holidays around pet care. And although fewer than 5% of cat owners actually take our […]
Learning how to clean your cat’s ears is a highly useful skill. While ear disease isn’t as prevalent in cats as it is in dogs, regular ear cleaning can significantly reduce issues for affected cats.
Cats shed hair. Sometimes they shed a lot of it. It’s an inconvenient feline fact of life. But in the great scheme of things, shedding is one of the more benign ‘hiccups’ in a purrfect relationship. Let’s face it, a few hairs on the cushions aren’t in the same league as the shredded sofa ‘scratching […]
And tips for (mere) humans on how to share their lives with them.
In this article, together with Joii’s own RVN Lisa, we explore some of the common questions from cat owners about feeding felines. Lisa has vast experience in pet nutrition; she has been running nutrition clinics for years and has completed the BSAVA Merit award in nutrition.Â
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