Cat health & behaviour
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What do cats see?
13th November, 2020
Find out everything you need to know about your cat’s eyes and common problems to look out for with our handy guide....
Why is my cat sneezing?
2nd November, 2020
Pet insurance is the ideal way to calm any fears but having an insight into some common health issues is also key. One sign of potential trouble can be sneezing. If you’ve noticed your kitty is sneezing a lot more than usual, read on to find out some of the possible reasons why....
Celebrating monochrome moggies on Black Cat Day
20th October, 2020
Cats Protection is celebrating 10 years since the launch of Black Cat Day with the news that black and black-and-white cats are no longer overlooked as they once were....
How to groom your cat properly
8th October, 2020
While the occasional brush of fur or trim of nails may seem adequate, actually your feline companion would probably benefit from a more regular program of grooming. So, how do you go about grooming your purr-fect kitty properly?...
6 common kitten health emergencies
7th October, 2020
Being aware of six of the most common kitten emergencies will leave you well prepared to spot any warning signs and get your pet the care it deserves....
Only half of cats receive regular veterinary care
22nd September, 2020
Many cats are missing out on routine visits to the vet, according to research by Royal Canin. In a survey of almost 2,000 cat owners in the UK and Ireland, conducted before the Covid-19 pandemic, the pet food maker found that 43% of all cats had not seen a vet within the last year and 11% had never been to the vet....
Why do cats bite?
3rd September, 2020
Whether you’re a first-time cat owner or have a long-term feline friend, there’ll be times when your cat’s behaviour will confuse and even hurt you. Cat biting is one of the more common complaints amongst owners which can leave them flummoxed....
The importance of cat vaccinations
1st September, 2020
One of the most important tasks you will carry out as a new kitten owner will be to get your furry friend vaccinated. Cats and kittens are vaccinated against a range of infectious diseases. These diseases are currently kept well under control in the UK because of our excellent vaccination protocol....
Coronavirus in cats is no cause for alarm, experts say
18th August, 2020
It’s very unlikely that your cat has coronavirus, and if it does, it probably won’t be involved in spreading it any further....