It’s roughly been three months since we’ve welcomed Cotton to our home and I want to share with everyone what that time has been like. Living with a ragdoll has been nothing short of amazing. Yes, there are added responsibilities that are included in the package, but in my opinion the benefits far outweigh the […]
Advice & Tips
How Much Does a Purebred Cat Really Cost And What Affects the Price [2026 Guide]
According to Desiree Bobby, Expo Producer for the Cat Fanciers’ Association International Cat Show and Expo, [...]
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The Purr-fect Outdoor Space for Your Feline Friend
Image Credit: Unsplash It’s tough when your indoor cat gazes longingly out the window, especially [...]
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Easter Pet Safety Tips: How to Protect Dogs, Cats, and Rabbits from Seasonal Hazards
Keep your pets safe this Easter with expert tips on avoiding toxic foods, dangerous plants, [...]
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Why Lilies Can Be Fatal for Felines: RSPCA’s Pet-Friendly Mother’s Day Warning
Buying lilies for Mother's Day? Think again. RSPCA expert warns of fatal consequences for feline [...]
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Do You Love Your Cat? Be The Best Owner You Can Be
Link – CC0 License Do you love your cat? If you do, then it’s important [...]
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Donner’s Nocturnal (Mis)Adventure Some cats really love to explore the area around where they live and often bring back little souvenirs for their owners. If you’re lucky, it could just be discarded toy or slipper presented as a trophy won after a night of prowling around the neighbourhood. If you’re not so lucky it might […]
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Hi everyone, It’s me! Rennie here today and my humans brought home something very interesting for me this time… Rennie: Is that really for me? It says Dog Joy on it! Well they had the ingredients checked with a friend who knows what’s safe for us and she confirmed it’s fine but only in small […]
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My Cats’ Chorus… Feed me fish and feed me meat, All my plate fulfil — You have made my meals complete, And you always will. Stroke me gently, feel my fur, Please don’t go away. You hear my love when you hear my purr — I will never stray. See my tail up,feel me knead, […]
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My cats’ choice of mind-altering substances: catnip – definitely silver vine – not bad valerian – wowwwwww-w-w-w-w … Valerian? Nope, it isn’t a planet in Star Trek, but a plant. It often gets added to herbal teas to help insomniacs nod off and, it seems, is irresistible to cats. Just before Christmas I won a […]
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Marlowe alert in the morning light. Joe Longo
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The reasons why getting expert cat advice early helps solve cat issues quicker. I am an accredited cat behaviourist. My daily work involves investigating cat issues and working alongside cat owners and veterinary practices to get the best results. GETTING THE TIMINGS RIGHT One of the major issues with solving cat behaviour cases is the […]
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It’s not easy to find a cat collar when you are a large kitty! Standard sizing for collars doesn’t tend to cater for big beauties such as Maine Coons, British Shorthairs, Savannah Cats, Ragdolls and other naturally plus size felines, let alone offer them in luxury styles to please the pampurred puss. Luxury cat collarsmiths […]
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Hello everyone, Welcome to another week of Tummy Rub Tuesday! Oh, and if you haven’t subscribed to our newsletter yet, why not sign up by clicking here to never miss a TRT again. We have setup a Katzenworld Forum and would like to encourage everyone to make their entries for Tummy Rub Tuesday on our dedicated […]
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Day 15 ~Sigh~ I confronted my kitties today about where all this money has been coming from. It’s even worse than I feared. Naturally they just laughed when I asked them about it. Sooo, when they went outside to check on their “crop”, I did a frantic search of the feed room until I found […]
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Hi everyone, Today’s guest post comes from Mike James: 6 cat friendly plants for your garden Source: pixabay If you think it’s difficult to please a cat, we’ve got the answer – and it could be coming to your garden soon. Did you know there are certain plants that are particularly appealing to our purry pals? […]
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I thought I would share a few photographs I took of a beautiful little sand cat a few years ago at Exmoor Zoo. We haven’t had a holiday in well over 20 years, but recently my husband lets me away with the camera for three days a year. This location was chosen to give me […]
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I’d like to share a little story. Ever since I was a teenager I wanted to be a writer. I made several attempts at writing only to hit a road block pretty quick. It’s not an easy task that’s for sure. I tried several different genres, many different plot lines and gave up. Until Tortie. […]
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A new member in our family is always a joyful moment, with a lot of expectations and looking always to make your home, his home too. We want to prepare perfectly all the stuff, making a comfy and secure place where live together. We imagine how they will run and play all over the home, […]
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Guest post from the blog: overthehillontheyellowbrickroad As I walked through a doorway Over the Hill on the Yellow Brick Road, I noticed a kitten who seemed to be searching for something. Can I help you? KITTEN: I’m looking for a home. I need someone to take care of me. Well, I’ve had lots of cats […]
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FRIDAY ART CAT Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) “Flowers and Cats”, 1899 About Gauguin: Paul Gauguin, born in Paris with a Peruvian mother, was a painter, printmaker and sculptor. He sought a “primitive” expression of spiritual and emotional states in his work. Gauguin met Camille Pissarro about 1874 and began to study under the supportive older artist. […]
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Hi everyone, For a change I Queen Nubia have outsmarted my orange tabby brother Renegade and got to the toys first haha! Oliver: I think you mean to say both of us. Oliver: It’s a pirate box… 😮 Nubia: I think it’s much better than that… look what was in there! Nubia: It looks like…. […]
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A bundle of grace and fur, a cat makes the purrfect subject for many a poem. I’ve often been interested how writers depict cats of all sizes. William Blake’s Tyger, Tyger Burning Bright, or, The Owl and the Pussycat by Edward Lear are two of my favorites because they capture the feline essence both physically, and symbolically. A page from my sketchbook where I […]
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Osaka is a lot like Tokyo in terms of fast-paced excitement, however it’s got a little something extra. A little bit more raucous and edgy, Osaka is known to be the loudest city in Japan, which on a spectrum, is nowhere near deafening or vulgar, but stands out in this ultra-conservative country. I found this to […]
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Hi everyone, We are back for the 15th installment of The amazing adventures of Oliver & Nubia! Well as of this strip it’s actually the Adventures of Oliver, Nubia & Renegade. : ) Previous post on Renegade’s arrival: A new Cat is in The House! As most of you probably know we adopted little Rennie […]
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Our Cat’s Unique Eyesight: Questions, Answers & Common Myths Debunked There are quite a few rumors, mistruths and myths out there when it comes to our cats. Like they have nine lives, always land on their feet or can give you “cat scratch fever.” Out of these three examples, only the latter is true since […]
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Hi everyone, We are back for another cute entry in Cats at the Bar to help us all get over the hump day! I always find it amazing how all of Tom’s cats seem to get along so well! How many cats does everyone have in their own household and how did you go about […]
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Hello everyone, Welcome to another week of Tummy Rub Tuesday! Oh, and if you haven’t subscribed to our newsletter yet, why not sign up by clicking here to never miss a TRT again. We have setup a Katzenworld Forum and would like to encourage everyone to make their entries for Tummy Rub Tuesday on our dedicated […]
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Day 14 When I got home from work today there was a Fedex truck in the driveway. The driver was standing in front of the barn, looking at his clipboard and scratching his head. I asked him if he needed help. He said he was supposed to make a delivery to this address, a barn. […]
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Nine out of ten cats coming into RSPCA care are still not microchipped
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Blazing the trail for cats – International Cat Care turns 60 2018 marks the 60-year anniversary of International Cat Care, previously known as the Feline Advisory Bureau, a charity working towards a vision that all cats, owned and unowned, are treated with care, compassion and understanding. International Cat Care now is also known for its […]
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A big hello to all you cat lovers out there in the whole world. This is your cuddly travel blogging kitty checking in with you all and hoping you are all well. Now as you all know, Kat and I love travelling very much. We have travelled to many different places in the world, however […]
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When You’ve promised a Cat a Book – Part 2 Back in October I had sworn to my cat Hawkeye that I would work towards making a book of my Cat-themed artwork. You can see the original blog post here: https://katzenworld.co.uk/2017/10/29/promise-cat-book/ Shortly after that post I suddenly got very busy finishing illustrations for a cookbook […]
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Hi everyone, Please find below a guest from Sabine a German friends of ours. 🙂 I’m Sabine from Germany. First of all I want to say that my english is not perfect so sorry for that 🙂 We have three cats : Linus, male cat born 09.01.2005 Karthäuser mix dark grey Ewa Magic, female cat […]
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I’ve been working towards a series of fine art portraits of cats – with an eye to future art exhibits and a book. I currently have an art book out about dogs, titled “Dogs by Sue Clancy” and it only seems fair to have one about cats too. So I’ve been reading books about cats, […]