EVERY CAT DESERVES YOUR LOVE!
Since February is all about love, we’re sharing some of it with cats that don’t always get the spotlight. We’ll talk about senior cats and cats with FIV, plus help you prepare for feline emergencies, give tips on how to train your cat to use a cat carrier, and guide you in finding the right cat sitter.
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Cat Care
All You Need to Know Before Booking a Cat Sitter
Whether you’re heading out for a quick getaway or a longer holiday, finding the right sitter really matters. You’ll want someone you trust, who knows cats, and who feels like a good match for both you and your cat.
‘We love all cats’ quiz!
Do you love all cats, just like us?
Then this fun quiz will be right up your alley!
Hairless cats need much less care than other cats
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As hairless cats don’t have fur, the oil produced by their skin isn’t absorbed, requiring the cats to be bathed regularly to prevent irritation and infection. Hairless cats also need help staying warm, have to be protected against the sun, and must eat high-quality food to support their higher energy needs.
A cat’s personality can change as they age
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As cats get older, they often slow down and trade nonstop play for cozy naps and familiar routines. Some become extra cuddly and attached, while others like their space a bit more and take comfort in predictability.
FIV-positive cats must have access to the outdoors
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FIV-positive cats should be kept indoors to protect them from infections, injuries, and unnecessary stress. Keeping them inside also helps prevent fights with other cats, reducing the risk of spreading the virus to other felines.
Cats can adapt to walk on two paws
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Some cats can adapt to walking on two paws by shifting their balance and strengthening their back legs, especially if they’re missing or can’t use their front legs. Don’t believe us? Check out internet sensation Able on Instagram or Facebook (able_maew)
Cats leave only two paw prints when they walk
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Cats usually leave only two paw prints because their back paws step almost exactly where their front paws just were. This smooth, precise way of walking helps them stay quiet, balanced, and efficient as they move.
FIV-positive and absolutely unstoppable.
These furry Kings and Queens are living their best 9 lives with their loving humans. They don’t let their diagnosis define them, and neither should we.
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Real Cats with Real Stories!
Each month, our cover model is a fan’s cat, crowned as a Catit King or Queen. We don’t just feature their photo; we share their story too as they are aways worth a read.
Does your cat have a remarkable tale to tell? Upload their photo to the Kings & Queens Gallery and share their story with us!
