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Losing a pet is heartbreaking, not just for us humans, but for our feline companions too. Cats grieve the loss of another pet especially when they’ve shared a close bond. They may show signs of sadness, become less active, eat less, or even search for their missing friend. It’s easy to assume that because cats are independent, they might not mourn like we do. But studies and …
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If you're a raw feeder, you’ve probably asked yourself: Can cats eat pork safely? While pork can be a nutritious addition to your cat’s diet, it also carries some potential risks that are important to understand. Knowing how to choose the right cuts of meat, introduce pork safely and when to avoid it, ensures your cat gets the best nutrition without …
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Many cat owners insist male cats are naturally more affectionate – easygoing, friendly, even clingy. But while this belief is common, science tells a more complex story. Studies show that there’s no guarantee a male cat will be any more affectionate than a female. Sociability in cats has less to do with gender and more to do with early social experiences, temperament and the …
From ancient Egyptian mythology to modern folklore, the belief that cats have nine lives seems to be everywhere. But, let’s set the record straight – cats don’t actually have nine lives. What they do have are remarkable survival skills, from their uncanny ability to land on their feet to their impressive reflexes and flexibility. Yet this myth, isn’t just about …
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Have you ever wondered if your cat sees you as more than just the person who fills their bowl? One of the most heartwarming signs your cat has imprinted on you is the way they bond with you on a deeper level. It’s their way of saying, “You’re my person.” Imprinting forms a deep connection, where your cat feels safe, trusts you, and even sees you as a source of …
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If your cat has been battling itchy skin, frequent vomiting or digestive upsets after meals, a novel protein diet could be the answer. This approach introduces proteins your cat hasn’t encountered before, like duck, rabbit or venison to reduce the chance of allergic reactions. These diets are gaining traction as a practical solution for food sensitivities and other conditions …
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Have you noticed your cat following you from room to room, always just a step behind? Perhaps you've wondered why your cat chooses to follow you everywhere like a tiny shadow. It's often because they feel a strong bond, enjoy your company, or are simply curious about what you’re up to. Whether it’s affection, hunger, or natural feline curiosity, there's always a reason behind …
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Ever wondered why vets take pets to the back during visits? It’s a common question, and the reasons behind it are simpler than you might think. From ensuring your cat gets the care they need without distractions to accessing specialised equipment and trained staff, the back area is designed to make procedures quicker, safer, and less stressful. It’s all about providing the best …
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Many of us enjoy the calming effects and fragrant scents that essential oils bring into our homes. However, did you know that these plant extracts can pose serious risks to our feline friends? Unlike humans and some other animals, cats can’t process certain chemicals found in essential oils. which makes them particularly susceptible to toxicity. Oils such as tea tree, …
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Have you ever wondered why your cat’s tongue feels like sandpaper? It’s because it’s covered with tiny, hook-like structures called papillae. These backward-facing spines have several purposes, vital for a cat's wellbeing. We explore the science behind why cats have rough tongues and how it helps them every day, from grooming to eating and drinking. The anatomy of a cat's …
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