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Cat health and wellness
Everything cat health, wellness and behaviour related!


Cat Spaying: What Every Cat Owner Should Know
Spaying: also known as neutering, or called an ovariohysterectomy; is the surgical removal of a female cat’s ovaries and uterus.It’s a routine procedure with long-term health, behaviour, and welfare benefits for your cat.

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Aug 122 min read


Acupuncture: How It Can Help Your Pet
Acupuncture: Relieves pain, eases stiffness, and improves mobility, it is gentle, safe, effective and tailored to your pet’s needs.

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Aug 102 min read


Cat Vaccinations
Cat vaccinations are essential for protecting your cat from several potentially fatal diseases.
Core vaccines for cats include those for feline panleukopenia, feline herpesvirus, feline calicivirus, and feline leukaemia virus (FeLV).
Kittens typically start their vaccination series at around 6-9 weeks of age, with boosters given annually

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Aug 72 min read


Kitten Care
Caring for a kitten involves providing for needs such as warmth, nutrition, and cleanliness, as well as ensuring its safety, socialization, and health. This includes feeding them appropriately, providing a safe and comfortable environment, socializing them with people and other pets, and taking them to the vet for vaccinations and other necessary treatments.

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Aug 72 min read


Why does my cat bite me?
Cats bite for a variety of reasons, often related to communication or expressing needs.
Common causes include overstimulation from petting, playful behaviour mimicking hunting, attention-seeking, or even affection.
Sometimes, biting can signal fear, pain, or redirected aggression.

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Aug 72 min read


Why does my cat stare at me?
Cats stare at their owners for many reasons including affection, curiosity and attention

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Aug 72 min read


Why does my cat lick me?
Cats lick us for lots of possible reasons, from affection to anxiety, find out more in our blog

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Aug 71 min read


Why does my cat eat grass?
Cats like to eat grass, here's why, and also when to call the vet

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Aug 72 min read
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