What do cats eat?
Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning they need meat to survive. Humans can live quite happily on a vegetarian diet, cats, however, must have meat.
Cat Care Articles
Cat care articles.
Cat Grooming – How To Groom A Cat
It isn’t always necessary to groom a cat with a short coat; however, you may choose to for a show or just as a way to spend some time with your beloved feline. Long-haired cats do need some maintenance, or their coat will quickly become matted.
Start from an early age, so your cat becomes accustomed to it. It should be an enjoyable experience for both you and the cat.
How To Clean A Litter Tray – Step By Step Guide
Daily maintenance
Litter trays should be scooped at least once a day (twice is better), with all solids removed. Clumping litter causes cat urine to clump (hence the name), obviously, making this easier to scoop out too. If too much litter has been removed, top up with a little fresh litter.
Always wear rubber gloves when cleaning litter boxes, and if you are pregnant, avoid litter tray duties to minimise the risk of exposure to toxoplasmosis.
Cat Christmas Safety – Tips To Keep Your Cat Safe
Christmas is an exciting time for the family, but it always pays to take some extra precautions with our pets. There are many dangers around; below are some ways to ensure your cat stays safe during the Christmas period.
Weaning in Kittens
The weaning process is the transition from drinking milk to eating solids which occurs gradually over several weeks. Kittens begin to show an interest in food around four weeks of age. At this time, they are still nursing frequently from their mother, but begin to eat a small amount of food; this gradually increases as the weeks go by.