What is Cat Flu?

Cat flu is a common illness that affects a cat’s upper respiratory system, similar to how colds or the flu affect humans. It is primarily caused by either feline herpesvirus or feline calicivirus. When a cat is infected, secondary bacterial infections may also occur,...

Why Adopt An Older Cat?

If you’re thinking about adding a new feline friend to your home, consider adopting an older cat. There are many advantages to choosing a senior cat. Despite their charm and grace, older cats are often overlooked by those looking to rescue a cat. However, they can be...

Why do cats sleep so much?

Did you know domestic cats sleep for 12-18 hours a day? One of the main reasons cats sleep so much is to conserve their energy for when they are awake. A tired cat lacks the energy to hunt or defend itself, making it essential for them to get plenty of rest to be...

Calm Cats, Happy Travels: How to Ease Carrier Stress

Does your cat get stressed when it comes to getting in their carrier? Cats typically associate carriers with one specific event: a trip to the vet. Here are tips and advice on how to ease that stress: Firstly it’s important to have the right carrier Ideally, your...

Cosy Cats Has Launched!

Help Keep Our Cats Warm This Winter! You know how cold it has been these last few weeks. One of the coldest winters recorded for many years. Street cats will try their best to survive and keep warm but are struggling through this cold weather. The shelter is full of...

How To Keep Your Cats Happy This Christmas Season

Christmas can be a busy, and hectic time for households, and if this isn’t something your cat is used to you’ll need to help them to stay calm, comfortable and safe. Here are some practical tips for ensuring your cat enjoys the holiday season as much as you do: Create...
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