What you need to know about pet diabetes this National Diabetes Week (8–13 June) Many of us will be familiar with diabetes in humans, but may not be aware that our pets can also develop the condition – especially as the signs aren’t always obvious. During National Diabetes Week (8–13 June), it’s important to raise […]
Many of us living in the UK are already contending with rising costs following the pandemic as well as more recent events like the war in Ukraine. Unfortunately, the cost of pet care is not immune from the rise in cost of living and cat owners should expect a further rise in costs associated with […]
Hi everyone, The following story was submitted by Patricia about Lana her cat: Lana came to our family as a foster animal in September of 2020. We never expected to keep her, but in only 24 hours, Lana made such a huge impression on us all that we knew she was a keeper and meant […]
Community Cats Podcast will host the much-anticipated Online Feline Leukemia Day on July 16, 2022. This one-day event has a unique focus on cats with feline leukemia (often referred to as FeLV) and what animal shelters, veterinarians, caregivers, and pet parents can do to support them in their journey. Sessions will include updates regarding treatment and […]
Hi everyone, It’s me Mactavish here today and I got my paws on some brand new toys from 4cats! These are their fortune cookie cat toy which are not just great for us felines but come with words of wisdom by us cats for our human companions. But let’s start with how I had my […]
Hi everyone, Today’s Purrsday Poetry post comes from Donna Marrin. Monkey I was just an itty bitty boy, When Gran made me a special toy, A monkey made from bits of sock, Companion, though he couldn’t talk. Monkey shared my trundle bed, His tail curled ‘round my sleepy head, Kept the boogey men at bay, All […]
This article first appeared on iCatCare here and more about their work with unowned cats can be found here. Feral and street cats cannot simply be picked up and taken to a veterinarian for neutering and they cannot be kept for long recovery periods in veterinary cages. They need to be treated to an extent […]
Kittens require special care and treatment. Which is why Community Cats Podcast and The National Kitten Coalition have partnered to present the first and only conference dedicated exclusively to caring for the smallest felines – the Online Kitten Conference, from June 10-12, 2022. Throughout the weekend, animal shelter professionals, caregivers, fosters, and kitten lovers alike […]
This is an incredibly difficult time for the Ukrainian people, many of whom have had to flee their home country with their beloved pets. iCatCare has created this guide to help families hosting Ukrainian refugees with cats, understand the challenges of the situation and help to support the health and wellbeing of cats as they […]
Poor Bumper came into the care of the RSPCA 11 weeks ago after being hit by a car The RSPCA in Cornwall is appealing to find a purr-fect home for a friendly cat, affectionately named Bumper, after he was hit by a car. The five-year-old tabby and white cat arrived into the care of the […]
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 adorable ball of fluff joins us from Shopworn Designs. And […]
Whether you’re loving life in an enormous industrial loft, sticking it out in a small studio or living the high life in a highrise downtown, odds are, you either have a pet or you’d like to get one. We are happy to say that Katzenworld has been featured on Rent.com as one of over 20 […]
The RSPCA took in over 20,000 cats last year and dealt with over 50,000 cat complaints whilst Cats Protection sees 25% increase in kittens this year The RSPCA is highlighting the importance of neutering as it braces for an influx of cats during the kitten season. The charity sees a peak in cats coming into […]
Fifi was covered in engine oil and had suffered extensive injuries when she was found A five-month-old kitten who is thought to have become trapped and then fallen from the engine of a moving car has had a life-saving operation after animal lovers raised nearly £1,700 in less than 18 hours to fund her treatment. […]
When we started The Neighbor’s Cat, our goal was to visit and review every cat cafe on the planet. We wanted to promote ‘cat travel’ and shine a light on these small businesses making the world a better place for cats and people everywhere! It’s still our main focus, but over the course of the […]
Anywhere, USA (June 1, 2022) – Community Cats Podcast, in partnership with The National Kitten Coalition, will host the Online Kitten Conference from June 10-12, 2022. Kittens require special care and treatment. Which is why Community Cats Podcast and The National Kitten Coalition have partnered to present the first and only conference dedicated exclusively to […]
Friends, American felines, felines across the world, lend me your undivided attention; yes, that includes you humans who think you are our owners, nay, overlords. I have decided it was time to bury the notion that our human owners think they can dictate our comforts of life; there is no praise to be given. You […]
A recent visit to Cats Protection’s Warrington Adoption Centre by People’s Postcode Lottery ambassador Judie McCourt has prompted a renewed plea to find homes for cats and kittens in need. Judie visited the centre on Friday 29 April, ahead of an event which saw 420 neighbours in Lowton share a £7.9 million jackpot as part […]
Kris Hill and Elizabeth Ormerod from the Society for Companion Animals (SCAS) highlight the issue of ‘no pet’ clauses in rental properties, temporary accommodation, and care homes, and discuss potential solutions. Is your cat part of the family? If you answered yes, then you are not alone! The majority of people consider their pet cat […]
The prince of tigers who knows how to stalk, In pride and dignity the grizzly mouse, That lurking thief of granaries, that louse: Richard the Lionhearted you’re my hawk! You make the fierce foe scatter, squeak and squawk. You chastise them from tipsy mad carouse, For those gray ruffians all sup and bowse And batten […]
This article first appeared on iCatCare here and more about their work with unowned cats can be found here. The cat is a most brilliant animal! We would say that because we are cat lovers, but domestic cats (Felis catus) can be found just about everywhere in the world except in the very coldest of […]
Government have only completed or progressed four of the 39 promised actions with progress stalled or reversed on the remaining 35 issues On the first anniversary of the Action Plan for Animals, the RSPCA has issued its performance scorecard showing progress has been slow. The Society is now calling for the Government to relaunch its […]
A line-up of fabulous felines has been announced as finalists in this year’s National Cat Awards, the UK’s celebration of everything we love about cats. From fun-loving felines who help children face major challenges, to caring cats who provide comfort in times of need, the marvellous moggies are all in the running to be named […]
Lucifer had a broken leg and 13 fractures of the ribs but has since recovered. Please note the following article contains details that may be upsetting! A couple who abused their cats – which led to the death of a kitten and left two other pets with fractured bones – have been banned from keeping […]
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. Well… all I can say is OMG, HOW CUTE… Tiger sure […]
A tiny nervous one-eyed kitten has found a new home after coming into Blue Cross care ‘petrified with a painful ruptured right eye’. Vets found Candy Cane in a lot of pain which led to them having to remove the eye to help her feel more comfortable. Foster carer Wendy Penfold provided round the clock […]
As some of you may know we’ve been many times to Lady Dinah’s Cat Emporium. So today we thought we’d share some news from them with you! Hello, fellow cat lovers! It’s been quite a while since we last talked about Lady Dinah’s Cat Emporium, which means that we have LOADS to share with you. […]
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 […]
Poor Lawrence was rescued by the RSPCA in March 2021 A tabby and white cat who was left with facial injuries following a cat bite is desperately looking to find his forever home. Lawrence, a four-year-old male cat, came into the care of the RSPCA in March 2021 after being rescued in Dagenham, East London. […]
DENVER/May 2022 – Morris Animal Foundation has announced new funding opportunities for studies addressing specific feline health topics. The Foundation is accepting research proposals focused on five of some of the most common health issues affecting cats: cancer, dental disease, cognitive dysfunction disease, behavior and shelter medicine. Proposals will need to address specific areas within those […]





























