If you’ve found yourself scrubbing cat pee off the skirting boards — again — you’ve probably asked, “Is this behavioural… or is something wrong?”It’s a good question. A vital one, actually.As a GCCF judge, a feline behaviourist, and a breeder with more than twenty years of litter tray troubleshooting under my belt (and under my …

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You’ve done everything by the book. Your cat was neutered early. They’ve got a clean tray, premium litter, all the toys and climbing shelves a feline could dream of. And yet…They’re still backing up to your curtains, tail twitching, and spraying like an overexcited Super Soaker.If this sounds familiar, don’t panic — and please don’t …

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You’ve got more than one cat. You love them all. You’ve got plenty of food bowls, climbing trees, and windowsills to go round. But then it starts.Pee behind the telly. Puddles in the laundry basket. A squirt on the hallway skirting board. Suddenly, your harmonious little feline family has turned into something resembling a cold …

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If your cat is peeing where they shouldn’t — behind the sofa, on the rug, under the bed — you’ve likely spent a small fortune on new litter, fancy trays, diffusers, and scratcher toys. You’ve probably threatened to sell the house and start again. But before you do, let me ask one very simple question:Have …

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Do cats love cheese like humans do? From cheddar to feta, it’s hard to deny the deliciousness of cheese. But can cats eat cheese safely? While some kitties may enjoy a nibble of cheese as a treat now and then, it’s important to understand what types of cheeses are safe and which ones should be …

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Cats are known for being clean, friendly, loving animals. They also happen to be extremely popular pets. However, there are certain breeds of cats that are known to be more prone to allergies than others. If you’re looking for a new pet, you might want to consider adopting a hypoallergenic cat breed. These breeds tend to …

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