Senior Cat Care

24Jan

What Do I Feed My Senior Cat?

I often get asked by cat owners what’s the best food for their aging feline. In her senior years, it’s more important than ever that your cat is provided with a high quality, tasty diet with easily digestible protein and a balance of key nutrients. Elderly cats have specific dietary requirements. As they are less active than they once were, it is incredibly important they receive the right balance of nutrients as they won’t be exercising as much and therefore...

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24Jan

Ways To Exercise Your Senior Cat

As your cat enters the senior lifestage, they can become more inactive, which makes them prone to obesity. This can lead to other health issues such as diabetes or heart disease. As a cat parent, you want to keep your feline friend as healthy and as comfortable as possible, and much like with humans, cats that continue to play and exercise regularly throughout their lives tend to feel better and healthier. Making sure your cat stays active is one of...

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21Jan

Choosing a Bed for your Senior Cat

Just like people, aching and sore joints can develop in cats as they age, and they are more likely to become ill or experience health issues. You want your pet cat to be as comfortable as possible when he wants to relax, and this means finding the right bed to match all his requirements. To help you make the right choice for your feline friend, we’ve put together a guide on what to look for when choosing a bed for your...

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20Jan

When Is My Cat a Senior?

The signs of aging in cats aren’t always obvious, as changes are most likely to occur on the inside rather than externally. It’s important to recognise the signs of an aging cat, not only so you can adapt their lifestyle to fit their needs, but to make them as comfortable as possible in their golden years. In this blog post, we’ll talk about what makes a cat a ‘senior’, identifying some health issues they may face, and what steps to take...

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20Jan

Common Health Problems in Senior Cats

Cats can live up to 20 years old, but that doesn’t mean they’re immune to the effects of aging. As the years turn to decades, the aging process can creep on your cat, and you may notice your feline friend isn’t the bouncy kitten she once was. Aging is a normal process, but with age, can come certain health problems your cat is prone to. As a loving cat parent, you want to help your cat age gracefully and catch any...

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Protect Your Pet During Cold Weather and Keep Them Warm in Winter
02Nov

10 Ways to Keep Your Pet Warm This Winter

Keeping Your Pet Safe During Cold Weather As temperatures plummet during the winter, it is more important than ever to keep your pet safe from the elements. Despite their furry exterior, just like us humans, our pets can really feel the cold so it's important that we protect them during cold, frosty and snowy weather. Luckily, there are a few ways to help ensure your pet is kept nice and warm in cold weather, and we've compiled our top ten tips below...

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Brown tabby cat with green eyes lying on a scratching tower, tries to catch the tail of another cat
30Jul

Should I Get a Cat Scratcher? A Guide to Cat Scratchers

As all cat parents know, cats love to scratch. Whether it’s against your sofa, furniture, carpet or a cat scratcher post, scratching is a part of your cat’s natural instincts. Investing in a scratcher is a great way to help save your furniture or carpet from getting destroyed, while also keeping your cat happy and healthy. There are many options when it comes to choosing a cat scratcher, so how you do you find the one that best suited to your...

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Happy kitten cat likes being stroked by woman's hand. The British Shorthair
29Jul

20 Cat Facts You Probably Didn’t Know

Cats are fascinating creatures, with many unique quirks, behaviours and history. Their mysterious personalities and cute looks makes them an extremely popular pet. According to the ‘Petmania Pet & Lifestyle Survey 2021’, almost 28 per cent of respondents have a cat in their home. 59 per cent of owners said they got a cat for companionship, while 16 per cent said their cat keeps mice at bay. Most cats, 67 per cent, live indoors. Companionship and joy are the overwhelming...

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Gray Cat Enjoying Fresh Catnip Outside
29Jul

What is Catnip and How Does It Affect My Cat?

Many people have heard of catnip, but may not know what it actually does to cats or the science behind it. Essentially, it is a herb that is a member of the mint family. It works by travelling to the cat’s vomeronasal gland (an extra scent organ at the roof of their mouth) that allows scents to be carried to the brain. Deriving from Europe and Asia, ‘nepeta cararia’ has long been associated with cats—the Latin name even means ‘of a...

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A ginger cat sleeps in his soft cozy bed on a floor carpet
23Jul

Where Do Cats Like To Sleep? A Guide To Your Kitty’s Sleeping Habits

Whether it’s in their bed, behind the sofa, or on the window sill—cats have the ability to settle down and go to sleep almost anywhere. They can snooze for up to 15 hours a day, so where they decide to sleep is important. But where exactly is the best place for them to catch some z’s? In this blog post, we’ll explain why your cat chooses a certain place to sleep, how to choose a cat bed and what to do...

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