Hi everyone, Due to the ongoing Coronavirus crisis the next LondonCats event has been postponed and currently has a tentative date of the 30th and 31st of May 2020! We will let you know once it’s new date is confirmed for sure which at the moment is difficult to anticipate. The venue stays the same, […]
PETA Offers Tips on Caring for Cats and Dogs During COVID-19 Quarantines London – Although experts from the World Health Organization, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and elsewhere agree that cats and dogs are not at risk of getting COVID-19 nor transmitting it to humans, PETA is offering information about the best […]
Hi everyone, Have you or your feline friend ever wanted to appear in the news? Now is your chance! We are looking for more content for the next few month editorial line-up. No story is too small or too big. And remember we cover everything cat related from events and poetry to a day in […]
In what are seemingly uncertain times for many, Battersea is continuing to provide unconditional care for some of the nation’s most vulnerable dogs and cats. The dedication of Battersea staff and volunteers ensures tiny kittens that have been separated from their own mums, such as Toby (pictured), will continue to receive the vital help they need […]
by Jessica Adams Following on from the earlier post on Is Your Pet Behaving Bizarrely? please find below how exactly your pet is affected by Mercury! The Aries Cat Hunters who’ll head-butt flies or chase dogs – or the postman. On Mercury Petrograde, though, the postman may well chase them. The Aries Dog They’ll bite […]
WATCH OUT: IT’S MERCURY IN PET’ROGRADE Pet owners have revealed some of the weirdest things their furry companions have done – including sitting in the toilet bowl, trying to eat candles and walking backwards, according to new research. The study of 2,000 cat and dog owners, commissioned by ITCHpet.com, also found our four-legged friends have been […]
FRIDAY ART CAT – Oriental Shorthair “Renegade” Watercolour and pencil on paper of Renegade of Katzenworld! Sara I am an artist making work mostly of animals and people, specialising in oil painting and soft pastel. Three cats live with me – Maine Coon Orlando, Bengal Pandora and black moggy Rio. If you’re interested in commissioning me […]
Hi everyone, It’s me Rennie here today with an update on our toilet situation! As some of you may remember we got the original litter robot a few years back. And this time around we got our paws on the new and improved Litter-Robot 3 Connect! Renegade: But at first… I almost got a heart […]
On silvery moonlight sands beyond the trees, More light than a whisper or a westering breeze, Bright tigers dance unto the night bird’s tune, They leap for joy under the Jellicle moon. They dance for the night is magical: the stars All celebrate — even Venus and Mars! The new moon with the old moon […]
PDSA issues advice The spread of Coronavirus (Covid-19 virus) is getting more media attention every day at the moment, so it’s no surprise a lot of pet owners are worried for their four-legged friends. The good news is, current advice from the World Health Organisation is that there’s no evidence that pets can be a […]
Poor old mutts, they always get a raw deal from Alfie and Brutus!
Expert advice on the best ways to keep your house in tip top condition with a pesky pet Have you ever come home to find the curtains chewed, rugs ripped up and plants scattered on the floor? Whether you have a new puppy or kitten – or have always had a pet – you quickly learn how […]
There are many benefits to placing your cat on a limited ingredient diet. Restricting the number of ingredients in your cat’s food means that each dish is packed with quality protein, vitamins and minerals – all of which can be easily traced back to the source for complete peace of mind. In 2017, Reveal Pet […]
Hello everyone, Welcome to another week of Tummy Rub Tuesday! If you’d like your cat to appear in our weekly column via not send them in via info@katzenworld.co.uk. Or just leave a comment with the link to the post / photo you’d like us to use. This beautiful black cat is Cole who was sent […]
‘There are some street cats in this carpark and this one is the fattest! It shows up every time we park our car to beg for treats and petting and my girlfriend Athena happily obliges!’ Jason’s winning image features in the 2020 ‘Cats & People’ charity calendar which is now on sale to raise funds […]
A stray puss who munched his way through part of a black bin bag while living on the streets was successfully re-homed following life-saving surgery. Six-year-old Henry was taken in by Cats Protection’s Bracknell & Wokingham Districts Branch after he was spotted in a dishevelled state on the grounds of Papplewick School in Ascot, […]
Hi everyone, Unfortunately, we have to bring up the current Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) once more on our blog. We’ve had a number of local vets and even some globally contact us to ask if we can once again spread the word that there is no confirmed risk of catching COVID-19 from our beloved pet companions! […]
Despite the UK being seen as a country of pet lovers, a new survey by MSD Animal Health has us asking: Do We Really Love Our Pets? Significant Survey in Europe Uncovers New Insights into Pet Health and Owner Behaviour Results were released today from a new survey conducted by MSD Animal Health, a division of Merck […]
The following story was sent in by Kim Marie O.: Here’s a picture with both of my Aunt’s Black Cats. (she has 4 cats total the other is a russian Blue named Kitty, and a dark ginger tabby named Rylee !) They’ve slept with me on the couch (my preferred place to sleep as I […]
Toothless Sooty hopes his gummy grin will charm visitors to Harrow’s new Cats Protection Homing Centre, when it opens on Saturday (14 March). The one-year-old black cat has been in care all his young life due to earlier health issues, and had his teeth removed due to an infection. Now he’s fit and well and ready to be […]
Friday Art Cat: The Kitten and the Butterfly Sema Martin is an Award-winning Artist best known for her work in colour pencil. Exploring themes of realism, texture and movement, her work depicts a range of subjects from cats to dogs, rabbits and horses. Her love of nature and wildlife brought her to the Welsh countryside […]
I’m sure most cat owners wonder what their cats get up to when they are home alone. I certainly do! Sometimes I find evidence he’s been playing as there are toys all over the room, other days I find no evidence of any activity whatsoever, apart from eating 😉 For everyone who is tempted to […]
Hi everyone, Today’s entry in Purrsday Poetry comes from Walking with Words: You sit, your ears on edge and whiskers taut replete with chunks and biscuits from your bowl, and lick the gravy that your paws have brought onto my sofa, out of my control. Paws done, you settle there upon your side, and groom […]
This past December Teddy lost his brother Mookie to kidney disease. This was just eight months after losing his brother Sammy. Suddenly he found himself all alone. I would often find him meowing at the bottom of the stairs that leads to the room he shared with his brothers. It was a place to sleep, […]
By Dr. Jeremy Campbell BVSc, MANZCVS (Feline Med) RCVS Advanced Practitioner (Feline Medicine) MRCVS Mother’s Day is fast approaching and it is the perfect time to celebrate our lovely mothers and all they have done for us with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. These treats which spell happiness and brownie points from Mum could spell […]
Just as with humans’ epilepsy can affect our pets too. Knowing what symptoms to look out for is key, so PDSA vet nurse Nina Downing has provided some suggestions for owners. “It’s very upsetting when your pet unexpectedly has a seizure, but it’s important to try and stay calm. In epileptic pets, seizures can be triggered […]
Today we would like to share the highly-anticipated results of the recent Cat Edition of Petcurean’s Uplift the Underdog contest. (Links in this post will only work for US and Canadian readers but we hope everyone else will still enjoy the story) Petcurean had a few technical issues closing the voting page last month so, […]
Hello everyone, Welcome to another week of Tummy Rub Tuesday! If you’d like your cat to appear in our weekly column via not send them in via info@katzenworld.co.uk. Or just leave a comment with the link to the post / photo you’d like us to use. Nero is a maine coon angora “play” boy. Having […]
by Leah Alford Caption for photo: That’s our sweet, late Minx, on the front cover and our late Bud, our bobcat-sized Editing Cat, on the spine. My husband and I have always lived with cats. On a cold November night in 2004 with our Minx cat beside me, I began handwriting their stories. I wrote […]
When four-year-old ginger cat Jaffa came into the care of Cats Protection’s Downham Market Adoption Centre for displaying aggressive behaviour, it was suspected there may be underlying causes. He had clearly over groomed his whole hindquarters and his previous owner had also noticed a decrease in his appetite, so he was taken to the vet […]






























