When is a cat classed as a senior cat? At the age of 10, you cat is officially classed as a ‘senior’ but with good health, a little extra care, and attention, your cat could live until 18, 19, even into her early 20’s. Although there is no need to be alarmed that your beloved cat is reaching old age it is a good idea to be aware of what ageing signs to look out for and what can be done to ensure that the senior years are as comfortable as possible. Firstly, let’s look at the signs to look out for in the older years of a cat’s life:…

Have you ever wondered what your cat is trying to tell you? Ever wondered how they communicate with each other? Cats are excellent at expressing their feelings and communicating their emotions very clearly to each other, and to humans. Here is your ultimate guide to cat communuication

As temperatures begin to drop over the Autumn months, the nights get darker and the weather worsens, it’s a good idea to ensure your cat is ready for the winter. Outdoor cats may still prefer to wander outside even when it’s cold which can be worrying for owners. Exposure to cold temperatures for a long period of time can be as dangerous to cats as it is to humans. A good rule of thumb is that if it’s too cold for us then it is also too cold for a cat. Older cats and those with shorter hair will be more at risk than a young, healthy, long haired cat.…

Every living thing on earth needs water. Just like the humans, if cats do not ingest enough water, they may become severely dehydrated therefore water is essential to your cat’s health. How much water should I give to my cat? The difficulty comes in knowing how much water your cat should drink because water consumption depends on several factors, including the size of your cat, the time of the year, and whether your cat’s diet includes wet or dry cat food. If like me your confused and concerned about your cat’s fluid intake, then you are not alone. Hopefully this article will help clarify some information and help you to…