Infographic – 40 Reasons Why It’s Great To Take Care Of Cats

In a nutshell, pets, without a doubt, make great companions at home. But aside from keeping everyone in the house company, there are many scientific studies that prove the health benefits of keeping pets. For one, they decrease the chances of allergies and asthma among kids. Patients recover faster from major illnesses when they have […]

The Truth About Scruffing Cats

An article by cat behaviour expert Anita Kelsey  I’m not a big advocate on scruffing cats and during my cat behaviour consultations I often hear clients tell me that, as a way to get their cats to obey them when they have been ‘naughty’, they scruff them ‘ because that’s what their mummies would have […]

The Friday Art Cat: Yuki the Snow Bengal

FRIDAY ART CAT    Yuki the Snow Bengal “Yuki”.  Unison soft pastels on ClaireFontaine Pastelmat.  24*30cm.   This is a snow bengal cat which I was kindly given permission to sketch.  I was struck by her amazing colouring and regal pose! I have a soft spot for blue-eyed cats – probably because I have never […]

How to Trim Your Pets Nails Stress-Free the ZenClipper

Hi everyone, No matter if you have a dog, cat or small furry such as a rabbit, keeping your pet’s nails in good shape is an important part of being a pet guardian. And of course with many of us still in lockdown around the world this isn’t always an easy task! Are you one […]

RSPCA Shares brrr-illiant Tips to Keep Animals Warm in Cold Weather

As a five-day cold snap grips, the RSPCA is urging people to remember animals With temperatures plummeting to below freezing and heavy snowfall in many areas, the RSPCA is urging people to do their bit to help animals. The Met Office has this week issued a number of yellow and amber weather warnings for snow […]

Search Launched for the UK’s Most Marvellous Moggy

Cat lovers across the UK are being invited to nominate their furry friends for the biggest event in the feline year – the National Cat Awards. Run by the charity Cats Protection, the annual event celebrates the nation’s most marvellous moggies, with heart-warming tales of devotion, courage and companionship. Entries open on Tuesday 10 January and owners […]

BATTERSEA Sees Record Number of Kittens and Puppies Born on Site This Year as Rate of Pet Neutering Plummets

Battersea has seen a record number of puppies and kittens born at its centres this year, the charity’s latest figures reveal. In 2022, the leading animal welfare charity saw 133 kittens born across its three centres in London, Old Windsor and Brands Hatch – the highest figure in the past decade. This is compared to […]

Do Pets Get Seasonal Affective Disorder?

Approximately 2 million people in the UK suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), but do pets get affected in the same way by these winter blues? For animals, especially dogs, who rely heavily on the outdoors for most of their exploration, the colder months could be difficult. Here, Cliverton, experts in kennel insurance, look into […]

Happy #TRT – Tummy Rub Tuesday (Week 435)

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. “This is Mac a 5 year old rescue. His coat is […]

Cats in History – Meet the Cats of the National Trust

Paul Tanqueray, Elinor Sutherland, Mrs Elinor Glyn (1864-1943) with her two cats 'Candide' and 'Zadig' at Montacute House, Somerset.

Meet the Cats of the National Trust From Sir Winston Churchill and Thomas Hardy, to Betty Hussey, who left her cat – along with her house – to the National Trust: we meet some of the fabulous felines that reigned in these stately homes and the people who loved them. Chartwell, Kent: Sir Winston Churchill […]

How can I Keep my pet Entertained Indoors?

Here are five vet-approved ways to beat the boredom this winter Dark nights, wet weather, and chilly temperatures are sure signs that winter is well and truly upon us. When the weather turns, you might find your pet is less inclined to brave the outdoors – so how can we keep them entertained and ensure […]

I’m a Vet Nurse – Here’s Five Reasons why Your pet is Great for Your Wellbeing

Research by leading animal charity PDSA has revealed that 84% of owners believe their pet improves their mental health, which is unlikely to come as a surprise if you are an animal lover. Four-legged friends can have a positive impact on our life in many ways, both mentally and physically. As we approach Blue Monday (16 January 2023), PDSA Vet […]

Owners are Wheely Happy After Being Reunited With Cat Missing for Weeks

The feline took a terrifying road trip after getting stuck above car wheel A cat who was stuck for five days near the engine of a car was rescued by the RSPCA and firefighters at Runcorn in Cheshire. The black and white feline, called Spider, was fortunate to survive after he clambered into a gap […]

WSAVA Invites Updates to its Essential Medicines List for Cats and Dogs

The World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) is to hold an open audit for updates to its Essential Medicines for Cats and Dogs prior to launching a revised version later in 2023. Starting on January 9, 2023, WSAVA members, industry representatives and all other stakeholders are invited to submit their comments on the current edition for […]

Guest Star Cat: In Memory of the Friendly Feral Kitten Luca

By Rehana Perveen September 5th, 2021 – I saw you for the first time by a car on the parking lot, so small to my eyes from far that I thought you were a thrown brown paper bag. As I walked near, I noticed those cute ears and knew you were a kitten!  You sat […]

Make it Your New Year’s Resolution to Lend a Helping Hand

As we kick off 2023 and a new chapter begins, many of us will be making New Year’s resolutions in the hope of improving our own lives and the lives of others. A great way to achieve both of these aims is to support the vital work of charities by lending a helping hand as […]

Whiskers Fatigue & How to Prevent This With Wide and Elevated Bowls

As these bowls turned out to be one of the most popular items from our blog online shop and plenty of our international readers love them we have managed to negotiate better rates for most countries for this year. Therefore we thought it was a good time to re-post this article. 🙂 Have you ever […]

Purrsday Poetry – When the Primal Hunting Instinct was Too Strong to Resist, and My Mouse Ended Up Dead

When the Primal Hunting Instinct was Too Strong to Resist, and My Mouse Ended Up Dead by KiWi from http://www.poetryandpastry.wordpress.com Your pink nose lifted in the air, Your broad eyes glint (re-catching light). A shudder ripples through your hair – You smell him! (It is late at night) Curious, as is a feline’s won’t, You pad […]

This National Obesity Awareness Week, PDSA Shares how to Know if Your Pet is the Correct Weight

The festive season is a time of joy and celebration and is often paired with lots of scrumptious snacks. Pet-lovers tend to want to share the indulgence of tasty treats, especially when pooches give the ‘puppy dog eyes’, and will often give in to our four-legged friends and offer extra food. For National Obesity Awareness […]

Advice on Caring for an Older Cat

As cats age they need a bit of extra care and attention to ensure they remain happy and healthy. Cats are considered elderly when they reach around eleven years old but many will go on until they are in their late teens and early twenties. In fact the oldest reported cat reached the grand old […]

Walking Your Cat This Winter?

Discover how to read the signs when taking your cat for a walk. Taking your cat out can be fun but challenging Pet travel experts PBS Pet Travel looked at how the rising trend of cat walking can be a fun yet challenging part of cat ownership. Depending on where you live, you may not be able […]

PDSA Issues Safety Advice for Pet Owners in the Wake of Flood Warnings

The UK’s largest veterinary charity, PDSA, is urging pet owners to take extra precautions to keep their furry family members safe as stormy weather and flooding sweeps the nation. The MET Office has issued 90 weather alerts and the Environment Agency has put out 29 warnings regarding heavy rainfall over the coming days, potentially putting […]

Happy #TRT – Tummy Rub Tuesday (Week 434)

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. These two cuties were entered by one of our Twitter friends! […]

PDSA Appeals to the Pet-loving Public to Donate Unwanted Christmas Gifts

PDSA, the vet charity for pets in need, is appealing for animal lovers to support its vital veterinary work by donating unwanted Christmas gifts to its charity shops. PDSA’s shops play a pivotal role in helping to fund its 48 Pet Hospitals which provide a lifeline to owners who would otherwise struggle to afford veterinary […]

How To Include Your Cat In Family Vacations

Image Source: Unsplash All cat owners know that their feline friend is more than just a pet. They are a part of the family. It is for that reason that we want to take them everywhere, including on our vacations. It is entirely possible to bring your cat along for your adventure, but you must […]

Cats and Skin Cancer: What you Need to Know

Have you noticed a crusty patch on your cat’s ear, or maybe their nose? It might look like the result of a scuffle, but instead of healing and going away, it stays and gets worse. It might even just stay the same for a while, then growth may suddenly accelerate until it becomes a big, […]

Pet Care in the Cost-of-Living Crisis

Tips to keep your furry friend fit and healthy The most recent PDSA Animal Wellbeing (PAW) Report – the longest running annual survey of pet wellbeing in the UK – revealed 30% of owners worry how they’ll pay for vet bills if their furry family member fell ill or became injured. With the report also detailing that […]

Two Adventurous Kotor Kitties*: The Waffles

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Please note some photos in this post may be upsetting! Please bear this in mind while reading this post. Meet Eggo and Leggo, affectionately known as The Waffles! They were named after an American breakfast food and the marketing campaign it was famous for: Eggo frozen waffles. You see the likeness, right? They are sweet, […]