We All Need Exercise

Many animals, like dogs, cats, birds, rats, and rabbits, require regular exercise for health and happiness. Exercise helps them maintain a healthy weight, build muscle, and improve cardiovascular health. Lack of exercise can lead to obesity and health problems. Enrichment activities and playtime are vital for their well-being and mental health.

Cats Taking The Lead

Cats need exercise, but taking them for walks on a leash may not suit most cats. The RSPCA advises against it because cats are territorial, don't like being constrained, value choice and privacy, and could encounter danger. While some owners have successfully trained their cats, it can be stressful and time-consuming. Consult experts before attempting this.

SPOTLIGHT: Rubic’s Rescue

This post highlights the urgent rescue and care provided to a mother cat, Rubic, and her kittens, emphasizing the importance of timely intervention to prevent fear of humans. Their progress, including socialisation, immunisation, and trust-building is important. We appeal for donations to support the ongoing care and adoption of these animals.

Does Your Pet Suffer With Hayfever?

Cats and dogs can suffer from hay fever, but they exhibit different symptoms from humans. It often affects their skin, causing excessive scratching, baldness, snoring, itchy/runny eyes, and sensitive paws. To alleviate symptoms, bathe them regularly, wash their bedding, and monitor pollen exposure. Avoid giving medication without a prescription.

How To Enrich Your Cat

Indoor cats need mental and physical stimulation. Provide scratching surfaces, cat-friendly plants, sensory activities, vertical spaces, cardboard boxes, and engage in freestyle play. These activities enhance their well-being and happiness. Encourage others with indoor cats to do the same and find more tips in our free downloadable pdf guide.