Cats in spring
Spring has arrived, and so has kitten season. Learn about the smallest felines’ eating habits, find out which plants are safe for your cat, craft your own cat egg cozy, and watch how cats are enchanted by the Oscar-winning movie Flow.
Cat care
Make sure to kitten-proof your garden
Did you know that some common garden flowers can be harmful to cats?
We’ll help you identify the dangerous ones so you can keep your feline friend safe.
Salem
Leszek
Hella
Mona
Clefton
Chase
Aya
Andrew
Kings and Queens exploring the garden
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Springtime Cat Quiz
Spring has sprung, but how much do you know about your cat’s springtime habits? Find out by taking the quiz!
Easter lilies are extremely toxic to cats
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Lilies are a popular choice for bouquets, but few people know these flowers are extremely toxic to cats. A small amount of pollen sticking to your cat’s fur and being ingested when grooming is enough to cause potentially fatal kidney failure. If you suspect your cat may have ingested any part of the lily plant, including the pollen, immediately contact your vet for medical advice.
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
Lilies are a popular choice for bouquets, but few people know these flowers are extremely toxic to cats. A small amount of pollen sticking to your cat’s fur and being ingested when grooming is enough to cause potentially fatal kidney failure. If you suspect your cat may have ingested any part of the lily plant, including the pollen, immediately contact your vet for medical advice.
Cats can get hay fever
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Just like us, our cats can get hay fever. In our feline friends, hay fever – which is an allergy to certain types of pollen – manifests itself as itching and skin irritation, causing your cat to scratch like crazy and overgroom, sometimes to the point where they get bald spots. The areas that are most often affected are the ears, paws, belly, and rear. Want to know more? Be sure to read out article on allergies in cats.
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
Just like us, our cats can get hay fever. In our feline friends, hay fever – which is an allergy to certain types of pollen – manifests itself as itching and skin irritation, causing your cat to scratch like crazy and overgroom, sometimes to the point where they get bald spots. The areas that are most often affected are the ears, paws, belly, and rear. Want to know more? Be sure to read out article on allergies in cats.
Cats can get confused by Daylight Savings Time
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Cats are known for their keen sense of time, sticking closely to their daily routines. After Daylight Savings Time, not only are you suddenly home an hour later, but your cat’s playtime, breakfast, and dinner shift by an hour too. As a result, your cat might be a little confused during the first few weeks.
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
Cats are known for their keen sense of time, sticking closely to their daily routines. After Daylight Savings Time, not only are you suddenly home an hour later, but your cat’s playtime, breakfast, and dinner shift by an hour too. As a result, your cat might be a little confused during the first few weeks.
Kitten season runs from March to June
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Kitten Season refers to the time of year when cats most commonly mate and give birth. While cats can reproduce year-round, this season typically spans from late March to October. During this time, shelters experience a surge of adorable kittens in need of homes, so if you’re looking for a new feline friend, be sure to visit your local rescue center.
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
Kitten Season refers to the time of year when cats most commonly mate and give birth. While cats can reproduce year-round, this season typically spans from late March to October. During this time, shelters experience a surge of adorable kittens in need of homes, so if you’re looking for a new feline friend, be sure to visit your local rescue center.
Cats are unlikely to get Lyme disease
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Lyme disease is a bacterial infection that is spread to humans through the bite of black-legged ticks. Cats, however, seem to be unaffected as the disease has never been seen in cats outside of a laboratory setting. Still, be sure to remove any ticks from your feline’s fur.
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
Lyme disease is a bacterial infection that is spread to humans through the bite of black-legged ticks. Cats, however, seem to be unaffected as the disease has never been seen in cats outside of a laboratory setting. Still, be sure to remove any ticks from your feline’s fur.
Lifestyle
Must-see: cats react to Oscar-winning movie Flow
While films usually capture only the hearts of humans, the award-winning animated film Flow has managed to mesmerize an entirely different audience: cats!
See the feline film critics in action
Cat Nutrition
How often should I feed my kitten?
Rambunctious little kitties need plenty of energy for all their playful adventures, so how often should you feed your little ball of fur?
Read the previous Magazines when you are in for a lazy cat day
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Meet Fluffy’s wild cousins
Looking for something fun to read while Fluffy takes a nap on your lap? You’ve come to the right place! Meet the tiniest wild cat species, discover why the lion isn’t the king of the jungle, find out which wild cat would win in a race, and much more!
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