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Neutering Your Cat

A decision you need to make Neutering is one of the most responsible decisions any pet owner can make, and is usually done at around the age of 6 months in the UK. Neutering not only protects against unwanted pregnancies (and with so many pets in rescue, that’s essential) but it also offers protection against…

Breeds with a Big Appetite – What You Can Do

Some breeds, particularly very active breeds such as the Cocker Spaniel, are commonly reported to have an enthusiastic appetite. Their energy requirements are often likely to be higher due to their activity levels, but it is important to monitor body condition due to the risk of overfeeding. There are a number of ways in which…

Cutting Cat Claws – a Quick How-To-Guide

If you’re wondering how to cut your cat’s claws then don’t worry, this simple how-to-guide should help! What you’ll need Your cat Claw clippers An assistant How to clip your cat’s claws Firstly, you need an assistant to hold the cat. You need to be able to expose the claws, because the cat’s claws retract…

Why Do Cats Spray?

It’s generally accepted that urine spraying is a way for cats to mark territory, in an attempt to avoid aggressive encounters with other cats. This is most commonly seen in un-neutered male cats. You should generally see cats doing this outdoors – against fences, bushes and other vertical objects. Where it’s more of a concern…

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Neutering Your Cat

Breeds with a Big Appetite – What You Can Do

Cutting Cat Claws – a Quick How-To-Guide

Why Do Cats Spray?

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Breeds with a Big Appetite – What You Can Do

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