Tips & Tricks

Kittens learn to use the litter tray from observing their mother and are usually already litter trained when you bring them home. 

However, there are circumstances when a kitten may require some guidance in the litter box department. If they're rescued from a young age that critical period of observation could get lost and they may require a little assistance.

So, you treated your fur baby to a brand new automatic litter box, hoping it makes life a little easier for the both of you. However, your kitty is not quite sure about the new gadget at home and stays clear of it entirely. If this has happened to you, fear not! 

Is your fur baby cuddly and loving one minute, then sinking their teeth into your skin the next? Or does your kitty play just a little too aggressively and doesn't understand the strength to their bite? Biting is a predatory instinct and a typical cat behavior when playing and exploring new things. 

Surprisingly, many human foods are toxic to felines, including some of our favorite treats. One of these treats being chocolate, which is extremely harmful and even life-threatening should your fur baby accidentally eat some. 

 

A cat’s meow is the unique vocal sound that sets them apart from all other animals. While our cats will most likely meow to indicate they're hungry there are quite a few other reasons they may be feeling vocal.

If you’ve looked after or owned a few cats, you will know that some cats seem to meow much more than others. Certain breeds, such as Siamese cats, are known for being quite vocal for example. 

 

Scratching is a natural and necessary behavior for our feline friends! Cats scratch for various reasons, but the most common is to sharpen those claws. Even though it’s essential for your kitty to scratch, unfortunately, it tends to result in damage to your furniture or carpet. That's where we can help!

If you’re an avid cook or baker, Christmas is the perfect time of year to try new recipes and bring back old favorites. Making tasty homemade treats for friends and family is a thoughtful and loving gift. Unfortunately, one family member you can't always share these baked goods with is the family cat. Many of the foods we eat can actually be toxic or harmful to our cats. 

However, that doesn’t mean your feline should get left out of the holiday fun. Why not show your kitty your appreciation with some cat-friendly treats they can enjoy throughout the season? Here are six quick, easy, and healthy cat treats you can make at home to give to your kitty as a special Christmas snack. 

It’s almost Christmas, and everyone's feeling festive. You get into the spirit, put up your Christmas tree, and spend the afternoon decorating it to near perfection. Then, just as you sit down with a glass of mulled wine to admire your beautiful work, your cat enters the room. Any experienced pet owner can tell you that the odds of that tree meeting the floor within minutes are quite high. Cat's are notoriously mischievous when it comes to Christmas trees.