Though notoriously independent, cats are still a big commitment for pet owners and we really care about supporting you in giving them the best chances of a long, happy and healthy life. Our team of experts have put together advice articles that covers all bases, including kitten advice, neutering and vaccinations as well as senior cat advice, dietary advice and behaviour.
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Microchipping cats greatly improves their chances of being found and returned to you if they ever go missing.
From the age of 5 - 6 months, kittens are sexually mature and capable of breeding and reproducing.
Regular worming for your cat is crucial for their health and well-being. Some types of worm infestations, including heartworm and lungworm, can actually be lethal to kittens.
If you want to feel the many, many joys that cat ownership can bring, then you’re going to have to get used to the idea that, sometimes, there will be fleas.
Hyperthyroidism in cats can be diagnosed easily by your vet. The following article can be read as an example of hyperthyroidism but always contact your vet if you think it may be an issue.
Being a 'sleepy head' or unable to get out of bed? This article will help you know how to spot arthritis and other degenerative conditions in your dog or cat.
When your cat reaches it's senior years, you will need to pay extra attention to detect health issues and potentially make some small changes to accommodate your cats needs.
Did you know that it’s not only humans who suffer from arthritis? It is estimated that one fifth of cats in the UK show signs of suffering from this debilitating condition too.
To give your cat the best possible chance in life, it is important to get it vaccinated and maintain annual boosters.
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