10 Questions for a Cat Breeder
10 Things You Should Know Before Adopting A Cat
5 Good Reasons To Adopt An Older Cat
5 Top Tips for a Safe Christmas with your Cat
6 Reasons Not to Gift a Cat for Christmas
A cat from a breeder or a shelter?
Adopting a cat during the COVID-19 lockdown?
Are Cats Able to Love?
Breeder, Animal Shelter or Adoption – Where to Find Your Dream Cat?
Cat Allergy in Humans
Cat litter how-to: 5 important questions
Cat litter: Clumping or Silica Litter?
Cat sounds: what miaowing, purring and hissing really mean
Cats during puberty: When cats become adults
Cats with other Cats
The image of the cat as a lone wolf has long been outdated. Many cat lovers know that cats can fully appreciate feline company. Indeed, kittens and house cats shouldn't be kept alone indoors. So it's off to the animal shelter or breeder to adopt a second (or third) cat, right? However, bear in mind that the “multi-cat household” project doesn't always turn out to be as easy as anticipated.
So you want the best for your cat and to find it a companion as soon as possible. Still, we humans aren't guaranteed to like everyone we meet – not even people of the same age or from the same little town. We've often put up with weeks of solitude at primary school until forming close friendships. It certainly wasn't always love at first sight either – sometimes it took a few attempts for us to click with our best friends. The same applies for cats: they aren't identical and have different characters, experiences and tastes. If you're looking for a second, third or even fourth cat, make sure to tread carefully in order to spare yourself and your cats a huge amount of stress!
Christmas Presents for Cats
DIY Cat Tree: Tips and Instructions for Building a Cat Tree
Does My Cat Trust Me? These 5 Signs Prove It
Hiding Litter Boxes: Ideas for an Inconspicuous Spot
How to Cat-Proof your Home
Indoor Cats: What you Should Focus on
Indoor or Outdoor Cat?
Is my cat happy?
Litter Box vs Litter Tray for Cats
Cat toilets are always the same – or is this not the case? If you're on the lookout for the right “quiet spot” for your cat, you can choose between two varieties aside from different sizes and colours: litter boxes or trays without a hood. What advantages and disadvantages do these two alternatives have?
Making the Garden Safe for Cats
Making Your Own Cat Advent Calendar
Outdoor Cats: What to Consider
Sharing a Home: Cats and Birds
46% of UK households own a pet, with a total pet population of 58 million, including 7 million cats and 0.5 million indoor birds. Many pet owners provide a home for more than one type of pet, with cats sometimes sharing a home with a budgie, parakeet or other bird, but what happens when you have a cat and a small pet?
Should I let my cat sleep in the bed?
Top 10 Cat Accessories for Summer
Understanding and Learning Cat Language
Valentine’s day: Gift ideas for cats!
Water Bowl vs Drinking Fountain for Cats
Water is water, right? Not necessarily. Running water doesn't just provide a pleasant atmosphere in the home, but also encourages cats to drink more water. Even the classic water bowl has its advantages!