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It’s unlikely, but indoor cats can and do get colds. More specifically, they can contract an upper respiratory infection (URI) which causes the symptoms which we associate with colds like a runny nose and sneezing. Although indoor cats are protected from getting sick by directly interacting with other animals, there is a smaller chance that … Read more
Cats that live indoors on average live longer, healthier lives as they are sheltered from many dangers. However, medical problems can still crop up no matter how well looked after your cat is. Indoor cats should go to the vet once a year. If you want to stay on top of their health better, you … Read more
The process of re-homing a cat can be difficult. If it has happened because of circumstance out of your control, you will want to make sure that your cat has the best chance of finding a good new home and settle in quickly. Although it can be painful and you may feel guilty about the … Read more
A cat’s coat will grow and shed throughout the year to suit the changing temperature of the seasons. The thing that triggers these coats to come and go away is the amount of daylight, not temperature. This means that even if you indoor cat is warm at home, they will still grow thicker fur for … Read more
Re-homing a cat can be a difficult process and there are many things for new owners to worry about during the process. Seeing a cat show no interest in food when they come into their new home can be worrying. Re-homed cats can avoid their food for a number of reasons. While some causes are … Read more
Re-homing can be a tough experience for a cat. Although they are moving to a new home and family where they will be loved and cared in, they don’t know this. It is normal and understandable for a re-homed cat to be fearful of their new house and hide for whole days under beds or … Read more