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Catit community magazine cover for March 2026 featuring a portrait of a cat with heterochromia and contest information

Catit My Cat magazine cover for March 2026 featuring a portrait of a cat with heterochromia and articles on cat care

Catit e-magazine / MARCH 2026

MY CAT
My Cat Exclusive – March 2026

Catit Art Contest 2026 – The winners!

In this issue, we get to unveil the winners of The Catit International Cat Art Contest 2026! Plus, we talk about cat pregnancy, reveal why cats like to roll around in the dirt, help you pimp your cat’s bird watching spot, and tell you about the difference between indoor and outdoor cat food.

A tabby cat lying on its back in the dirt with its paws raised in the air

Why cats roll in dirt

A fluffy grey tabby cat stepping through a circular cat flap installed in a glass door

Indoor vs outdoor
cat food

A graphic featuring a black cat illustration surrounded by colorful flowers with the text Cat Quiz below

Cats & plants quiz

A gray cat looking out a window

Pimp your cat’s
window perch

A brown tabby cat looking up at the camera while sitting near a window next to a white curtain

Signs your cat is pregnant & how to care for her

Catit Art Contest 2026 promotional graphic

Catit International Cat Art Contest – 8^th edition

THANK YOU!

We want to say a massive thank you to everyone who participated or voted in the Catit International Cat Art Contest! You have shown that when creativity meets cats, magic happens!

We’ll be sharing the cutest, funniest and most stunning entries on our dedicated cat art Instagram account! Make sure to give us a follow so you don’t miss out!

The winning artworks

Are you ready for the big reveal? Click the button to uncover the winning masterpieces!

Congratulations!

Over 1,500 artworks by artists from all over the world were submitted to the art contest. The ones shown below received the most votes.

If your artwork is displayed below, make sure to keep an eye on your inbox.

A tabby cat lying on its back in the dirt with its paws raised

Cattitude

7 Important Reasons Why Do Cats Like
to Roll Around in the Dirt

If you have ever watched your cat flop onto a patch of soil to wriggle around like a happy croissant, you probably asked yourself why they do that.

Let’s find out!

A brown tabby cat lying on its back in the dirt with its paws in the air

cat named Mauro

cat named Kali

cat named VAIANA

cat named Peggy Sue

cat named Manchita

cat named Kaos

cat named Kwizzy

cat named Levis

Keep on Rollin’!

What fun it is to tumble across the floor and proudly display that fluffy tummy!
Does your cat love a good roll?

Share their photo with us!

A fluffy gray cat stepping through a circular pet door installed in a glass door

A fluffy grey cat stepping through a circular cat flap installed in a glass door

Cat Nutrition

What’s the Difference Between Indoor and Outdoor Cat Food?

If you’ve ever noticed separate cat foods labeled “indoor” and “outdoor,” you’re probably curious about what sets them apart and wonder whether the difference really matters. We’re here to answer your questions!

To the answers!

Cat plants & flowers quiz

Do you know which plants are dangerous for cats,
and which ones are great fun? Take our quiz to find out!

Lilies are extremely toxic to cats

YOU’RE RIGHT!

SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…

Unfortunately, lilies are extremely dangerous to cats. It’s the pollen that’s the trickiest because it can super easily end up on your cat’s fur and be ingested when grooming. Even a very small amount of pollen is enough to cause kidney failure, so if you have any lilies in your home or garden, get rid of them straight away!

Cats don’t respond to all types of catnip

YOU’RE RIGHT!

SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…

True catnip (Nepeta cataria) blooms white and packs plenty of nepetalactone, the feel-good compound that sends cats into happy mode. Nepeta faasseni may have pretty violet flowers, but it’s significantly less powerful. Want to make your cat happy? Go for Nepeta cataria.

Catnip isn’t the only plant that drives cats nuts

YOU’RE RIGHT!

SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…

While catnip is the most popular one, there are definitely other plants that let your cat feel euphoric. These include valerian root, silver vine, and Tatarian honeysuckle.

Cat grass is a type of grass specifically developed for cats

YOU’RE RIGHT!

SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…

While cat grass isn’t a type of grass engineered to be great for your feline friend, it also isn’t the type of grass you’ll find in your yard. The cat grass you buy in stores is usually a mixture of rye, barley, oat, wheat and alfalfa. Sounds tasty, right?

Spider plants are fun and safe for cats

YOU’RE RIGHT!

SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…

The spider plant is great 2-in-1 plant for cats. Its leaves are safe for cats to nibble on, and the plant produces offshoots that whimsically dangle from the mother plant — perfect for your feline friend to bat at! Just don’t forget to cut away any flowers the plant forms, as these can be poisonous to cats.

A black cat face peeking out from a colorful pattern of various flowers and leaves

A grey cat looking out a window

A gray cat looking out a window

Lifestyle

How to Bring Your Cat’s Window Watching to the Next Level

Window watching is more than just a pastime for cats. It is nature television, a meditation app, and a hunting simulator rolled into one. With a few simple and affordable upgrades, you can turn an ordinary window into a full-blown TV that keeps your cat stimulated and occupied.

To the tips & tricks

Catit Community Poll

CAT CHAT

In our cat chat topic, we ask about your furry feline friend(s).

Last month’s question & results

What kind of care does your cat get when you go on holiday?

I bring my cat to friends or family

13%

I bring my cat to a cat hotel

5%

I have someone care for my cat at home

72%

Other

11%

This month’s question & results

Is your cat male or female?

Male

46%

Female

53%

I don't know (yet)

1%

A tabby cat with green eyes sitting on a windowsill next to a white curtain

A brown tabby cat sitting on a windowsill looking up at the camera

Cattitude

Week-by-week Signs Your Cat May Be Pregnant

If your female cat has recently been outdoors, you might be wondering whether kittens are on the way. Cat pregnancies are short, subtle, and surprisingly sneaky. We help you recognize the signs so you can prepare and ensure a safe, comfortable pregnancy for your feline friend.

All about pregnant cats

A collage of various My Cat magazine covers featuring different cat breeds and topics related to cat care and lifestyle

A collage of multiple My Cat magazine covers featuring various cats and topics related to cat care and lifestyle

MY CAT MAGAZINE

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!

Read the cover models’ stories

Upload your cat’s photo

An orange and white kitten looking upward while sitting inside a cardboard box

Cat Care

How to care for a pregnant cat

When your cat is expecting kittens, her world and yours are about to change, which can be a little daunting. But with the right food, a calm environment, and a little preparation, you can help her feel safe, strong, and ready for motherhood.

All about pregnant cat care

Ginger and white kitten looking upward from inside a cardboard box

Discover the winners of our February giveaway!

Helen G. · Emma L. · Pam G. · Jackie C. · Dominique R. · Alexandra T. · Élodie F. · Cindy C. · Émilie A. · Matthias M. · Kai K. · Annette R. · Rosario L. · Sandra G. · Esther A. · Inês A. · Susana G. · Nicoleta F. · Adam B. · Valentina P. · Julie N. · Anita P. Sue T. · Emmy S. · Michael B. · Stroschein C. · Vicky Z. · Stephanie R. · Brittany B. · Oneal L. · Allana L · Katie O. · Bonnie B.

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