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One of the questions I get asked a lot is whether cat breeders should immunise kittens themselves or take them to the vet to be vaccinated.
My answer is easy. I take my kittens to the vet.
I’ve never done my own kitten vaccinations. I’m perfectly capable of doing it, and I could access the vaccines if I wanted to, but I choose not to. For me, the vaccination app...
One of the questions I was asked in a recent Q&A post on my socials was what top five products, platforms or tools have been life changing or time saving in my cattery, and what I think every breeder should have from day one....
Here is something a lot of new cat breeders don’t realise. Your seasonal breeding queens may start calling in the middle of winter, not because winter feels like breeding season to us, but because the cats have noticed something we haven’t really noticed yet.
In Australia, around the 21st of June, we have the winter solstice. That is the shortest day of the year. I alw...
Every now and then someone says something that completely changes the way you think about something you've been doing for years. That happened to me recently after another British Shorthair breeder shared an infographic showing three kittens. One represented the breed standard, one was a more moderate example, and one was a more extreme example. The discussion was really abou...
When people first start thinking about becoming a cat breeder, they usually focus on one thing: finding breeding cats.
They spend hours looking at websites, searching for breeders, studying pedigrees, and trying to work out where their firs...