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Sick, senior, or toothless cats often need a highly tailored approach to eating and drinking.

Liquid purees and moisture-rich food toppers eliminate the oral pain and choking risk associated with hard foods. And their intens...

Easing acute anxiety in your cat comes down to two things working together: a secure, enclosed space to withdraw to, and positive behavioural conditioning that builds calmer associations over time.

Cats are creatures of habit and control. Loud noises, unfamiliar movement, confinement, or travel can all disrupt that sense of predictab...

Can indoor cats get bored? The answer is yes, they can. While indoor cats are often safer from outdoor dangers, they can miss out on the variety, exploration and hunting opportunities that naturally keep them physically and mentally stimulated. Without enough enrichment, some cats may become under-stimulated, which can affect their behaviour and overall wellb...

Plain, cooked chicken, fish, and eggs are among the most natural treats you can offer a cat. In the right form, they align well with a cat’s carnivorous diet. The risks come from how these foods are prepared. Human canned tuna is high in salt and lacks the taurine cats need. Raw eggs carry a risk of salmonella and interfere with nutrient absorption. An...

Whether your cat has shown an interest in whatever you’re snacking on or you’re searching for healthy treat alternatives, it’s worth knowing where fruit and veg fit into a feline diet.

As obligate carnivores, cats lack sweet taste receptors and have no biological need for plant-based foods. While certain items like strawberr...