Some pet owners suggest that cats should avoid the same foods as dogs. However, because of their different metabolism, there are certain foods that are not suitable for cats that a dog could cope with. Some of the products on this list may seem obvious, but accidents happen, and it’s important to take precautions, so […]
PDSA advice on recognising signs of illness in older pets Looking after our pets takes a lot of commitment and devotion. As they age, they may need more of our help, but by keeping a close eye on our pets, they can continue to lead happy and healthy lives into their twilight years. PDSA Vet […]
Newcastle is host to not just one but two cat cafes – CatPawCino on the Quayside, and Mog on the Tyne, which is a little nearer the centre of town. I chose to visit the latter simply because the name – a pun on the famous (or at least, locally famous) song The Fog on the […]
Lions and Toygers and British Shorthairs, Oh My! There’s a new book in town that has the craziest among us ‘feline’ fine. It is no secret to the cat addicted that our fuzzy overlords improve our quality of life. Countless studies show the very presence of cats in our homes relieves anxiety, improves sleep and […]
Incredible volunteer has transformed her home to become a haven for cats A self-confessed cat crazy lady has transformed her house to help care for more than 200 moggies for the RSPCA to prepare them for finding their loving forever homes. Maureen Austin (78), from Woking, Surrey, is one of the charity’s most prolific fosters […]
First-aid for Your Pets PDSA Vet Olivia Anderson-Nathan provides top tips on what to do in an emergency Despite our best efforts to protect our pets, accidents can and do happen. In serious cases, knowing what to do in an emergency can be the difference between life and death. Life-threatening emergencies require speedy action, so […]
I hear a sudden crash and I go numb. I hope that no one’s hurt! Another lamp? Aw, Blaze! You manic moth-hunter, you scamp! How many have you shipwrecked, smashing chum? Do you expect some high encomium? Some florid phrase to glorify your stamp, Wherein, you dashing enemy of the amp, I celebrate Blaze Panda-monium? […]
During the month of November cat lovers who adopted purrfectly impurrfect shelter cats were invited to share their own “happily furever after” story to inspire others by uploading a photo/video to FelineGenerous.com. Purrfectly impurrfect shelter cats are often overlooked for adoption due to age, illness, appearance, being bonded pairs or having misunderstood personalities. During the […]
Expert pet author, Sophie Collins, reveals what it takes to keep your dog and/or cat happy, and get them to love you more and more each day! HOW TO RAISE A HAPPY CAT SO THEY LOVE YOU (MORE THAN ANYONE ELSE) 23rd March 2023 | Ivy Press | £12.99 | Hardback Perfect for cat owners wanting […]
Like most people these days, you’re probably no stranger to having to deal with some form of air pollution. It’s an unfortunate consequence of how we live our lives in 2023 and something that we should probably be trying to minimize for the sake of the planet. People are starting to realize this and hopefully […]
Companies like TUI Musement, GetYourGuide, Trip.com, AttractionTickets.com and Jet2holidays are STILL, exploiting wildlife for profit despite 84%1 of UK citizens who believe that tour operators should not sell activities that cause wild animals suffering, according to a report by World Animal Protection. Elephant riding, selfies with tiger cubs and swimming with dolphins were some of the cruel wildlife […]
Hello everyone, Welcome to another week of Tummy Rub Tuesday! The easiest way to enter is by sending them in via info@katzenworld.co.uk. Or just leave a comment with a link to the post / photo you’d like us to use on this blog post. ” Bella in the dog bed…” Sent in by Vicky via email. […]
Many of us associate love with food, but if you plan on giving your furry buddy a special treat this Valentine’s Day, there are some important things to keep in mind. Dr. Jo Myers, practicing veterinarian on Vetster, a digital platform which connects licensed vets with pet owners, shares her top five nutrition tips: Keep it simple […]
Kenai had been stuck on the roof for three days in the wind and rain An eight-month-old kitten’s curiosity landed him in trouble after he spent three days stranded on the roof of a derelict house in Barrow-in-Furness. Kenai was spotted wandering along the rooftops and meowing for help after he climbed into the empty […]
Hi everyone, Have you or your feline friend ever wanted to appear in the news? Now is your chance! We are looking for content for our 2021 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 the life of your […]
As a house cat I don’t get to go outside on my own, unless I’m on a leash. This is due to killings of kitties in such a nasty way. Mum wants me very much alive. I window watch mostly and mum2 build a catio for me!!! Mum2 was building the catio and mum1 told […]
Cats can get depressed just as us humans. One example of what may trigger feline depression is change. Any change to the cat`s familiar territory, especially if it’s drastic, is potentially distressing for the cat. Pax had to witness his usual litter box space being changed forever. It was a place of very personal nature […]
He may look like a kitten or even fit in the palm of your hand, but this little male is nearly fully grown. What he lacks in size he makes up for endearing. Young cats are born curious. It is how they learn about their world, even if it gets them into trouble. His eyes […]
I’ve started to realize recently that I’ve had very little luck in training my cats. I’ll freely admit I haven’t spent much time trying to train them. Not that I don’t think I could, more because I think they would look at it as a revolt and simply move to another house. But as I […]
£175,000 Purina Better With Pets prize launches Prize is open to organisations transforming society through the power of the pet-human bond Purina, Europe’s leading pet care business, today opens applications for its BetterwithPets Prize (BWPP). The new edition of the Prize will identify and support organisations across Europe that harness the power of the pet-human bond, […]
Tripod Goes to Church Tripod is an amputee, who lives behind our church. He greets us as we come and go and doesn’t ask for much. No one seems to know exactly why he is disabled, but he doesn’t let it slow him down; his speed is the stuff of fables. Lately as the service […]
As a pet parent, you do a lot to care for your pet- feeding, bathing and providing shelter. Have you considered signing up for a pet insurance plan? There are a number of reasons why this is a good idea for cat parents, and we want to share with you the top five: 1) You […]
Plant-based food is on the rise, and not just among humans, it has made its way into our pet’s bowls too! Modern pet parents are advocating for vegan diets for their pets due to environmental, ethical and health reasons. But is vegan pet food just a fad, and more importantly, is it safe – especially […]
Understanding the low petting threshold in cats. By London cat behaviourist Anita Kelsey Two common issues I come across in my cat behaviour and grooming practise, is low petting aggression and cats that do not like being picked up. Both issues rely on a change of expectations from owners when it comes to how a […]
For many of us, the new year prompts us to review our life goals. It’s a time when we consider if we are happy in our current job/career and, if not, what we can do to change it; after all we spend a large part of our life at work, so it is important that […]
Hello everyone, Welcome to another week of Tummy Rub Tuesday! The easiest way to enter is by sending them in via info@katzenworld.co.uk. Or just leave a comment with a link to the post / photo you’d like us to use on this blog post. “An adorable entry to our series” Sent in by Charles via email. […]
Cats are wonderful companions – just being around them is beneficial for both your physical and mental health. Stroking a cat causes your brain to release serotonin and dopamine, which helps you to feel more relaxed. Cats are also relatively low maintenance compared to other pets, although they do still need care and attention. It’s […]
Clare, 35, wanted to create a safe outdoor space for her cats She built a ‘catio’ along the side of her house which was previously empty space The interior was created using supplies which were recycled, free or bargain prices Supplies include left-over Astroturf, an old kids play table and a drinks cabinet which was […]
Anywhere, USA (December 20, 2022) – Community Cats Podcast is hosting the sixth annual Online Cat Conference from January 27-29, 2023. This is the perfect opportunity for anyone interested in turning their passion for cats into action. The Online Cat Conference offers community cat-focused content that will help you or your organization turn your passion […]
A third of British pet owners believe their pooches and moggies have piled on the pounds and fear their pet is overweight. Concern over podgy pets has grown in the last few years, with veterinary professionals reporting an increase in levels of pet obesity. Many claim to have seen a rise in the number of […]