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Catit Community Magazine cover for June 2026 featuring a cat named Kiwi in a field of flowers with articles on cat care
Cover of My Cat magazine for June 2026 featuring a cat named Kiwi in a garden and articles on cat adoption and health

  1. MY CAT
  2. My Cat Exclusive – June 2026

Shelter cats fur-ever!

Shelter cats are absolutely amazing, and we’re here to tell you all about it! In this issue, you’ll discover what to expect when adopting a shelter cat and how to tell if you and your new feline friend are bonding. We also explore cat food and urinary health, discuss safe water sources for cats, and include our fun monthly cat quiz!

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Help your favorite cat shelter win a Catit food pack! 

Help your favorite cat shelter win a Care Pack! 

To support the amazing work done by cat shelters and rescue organizations, we’re hosting the Catit Shelter Contest. From June 1 to June 28, you can help your favorite organization win a Catit prize simply by entering them in the contest and voting for them!

A white and brown cat with blue eyes sitting curled up inside a woven wicker basket against a blue background
A grey cat sitting inside a cardboard shipping carton labeled Catit Helping Cats in Need
A person in a denim shirt petting a fluffy brown tabby cat sitting on their lap
A person in a denim shirt and jeans petting a brown tabby cat sitting on their lap

These adorable cats are just some of the many felines that joined the Kings & Queens gallery in May! Isn’t your cat in the gallery yet? Upload their photo along with some fun facts about them so they become part of the Kings & Queens club, too!

Long-haired tabby cat drinking water from a fountain, showing its tongue touching the surface
Long-haired tabby cat drinking water from a bowl with its tongue extended
An orange tabby cat sitting on a person's lap

Quiz on bonding with your cat

Older cats are typically more affectionate

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Older cats are often more affectionate because they tend to be calmer and more settled than younger, high-energy cats. That said, affection really depends on the individual cat’s personality and past experiences, not just age.

Cats naturally like to be picked ups and held

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Most cats don’t naturally enjoy being picked up and held, as it can make them feel restrained or unsafe. If your cat is still young, you can help them get used to it by gently picking them up now and then and rewarding them afterward.

When a cat blinks at you slowly, they’re about to attack you

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When a cat slow blinks at you, it’s a sign of trust and relaxation. It’s sometimes even considered a “cat kiss,” meaning they feel safe and comfortable around you.

When your cat licks you, that means they like you

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Playing with your cat is a great way of bonding with them

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Playing with your feline friend is a great way to build a strong bond and strengthen your relationship. It helps your cat get rid of pent-up energy and to feel happy and more connected to you.

A long-haired brown tabby cat with green eyes resting inside a wire crate
A fluffy brown tabby cat with bright green eyes resting on a white surface inside a shelter enclosure
Does your cat react to the sound of the doorbell?
Yes - they like visitors
29%
Yes - it terrifies them
46%
No - they don’t care
25%
Whats your cats biggest personality trait?
Chaotic
13%
Cuddly
54%
Grumpy
8%
Dramatic
25%
A person in a yellow shirt gently cradles and pets a sleeping tabby cat
A person in a yellow shirt gently holding and petting a sleeping tabby kitten
A collage of various My Cat magazine covers featuring different cats and topics related to cat care and lifestyle
A collection of various My Cat magazine covers featuring different cat breeds and themes related to cat care and lifestyle

MY CAT MAGAZINE

Every month, we select one lucky feline from the Catit Kings & Queens gallery to grace the cover of our online magazine. If your cat hasn’t joined the gallery yet, now’s the perfect time! Upload their photo, tell us their story, and keep an eye on upcoming magazine editions to see if they make the cover.

A calico cat with its tail raised stepping into a white Catit litter box with a scoop attached to the side
A calico cat climbing into a white Catit litter box with an attached scoop
A large collection of Catit Creamy and Catit Dinner cat treat packaging arranged on a table in front of animal cages
A large collection of Catit cat food packaging and treats arranged on a table in front of cat cages