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We were first introduced to Miss Kizzy after she won a licky-treat challenge hosted by Professor Fluffovich, our resident feline research specialist. Wh...


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In this episode of Catster’s podcast, Chatty Cattys, Nicole and Dr. Karyn sit down with Sally Williams, the founder of Mission Meow, for an inspiring conversation about revolutionizing feline-centric philanthropy. From her roots as a cat behaviorist to her current mission of sustaining small nonprofits, Sally shares how a collaborative approach is creating a lifeline for resc...


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Cats are not particularly known for having a pleasant aroma. The occasional whiff of fishy cat breath and that unmistakable post-litter-box scent simply come with the territory. So when a cat suddenly smells sweet, almost like maple syrup, most owners would assume it is harmless, or even a little charming.

However, far from being charming, that unexpected sweetness can...


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We are thrilled to announce the launch of Veterinary-Jobs.co.uk, a dedicated job board built specifically for the veterinary profession in the United Kingdom.

This is just the beginning. We have big ambitions for where this platform is headed, and we wante...


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America has a kitten problem. Every day, thousands of cats and kittens are abandoned, surrendered, or discarded. Those who are lucky enough to be taken in by an animal shelter or rescue organization may find themselves in a loving home, but there are millions of cats euthanized every year as a result of overcrowding, preventable illness and injury, or simply because their own...


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