Cats live in three dimensions. In the wild they climb to survey their territory, escape threats and rest somewhere safe, and an indoor cat has exactly the sa...

If your cat has turned the sofa into a scratching pad, the answer is not to stop them scratching, it is to give them somewhere better. Scratching is a deep i...

For most cats, the carrier means one thing: a trip to the vet. That association is exactly why so many cats bolt at the sight of one, and why the right carri...

Cats are fastidious self-groomers, so it is easy to assume they have brushing covered. They do not. Regular brushing removes the loose hair a cat would other...

If litter tracked across the floor, a curious dog raiding the tray, or a cat that likes to pee high up the side all sound familiar, a top-entry litter box mi...

Discovering that your cat has sprayed urine up a wall, a door or the side of the sofa is frustrating, but it isn't your cat being spiteful. Spraying is a nor...

Cats are famously bad drinkers. Descended from desert-dwelling ancestors, they evolved a low thirst drive and a habit of getting most of their moisture from ...

One of the first decisions every cat owner faces is whether to go covered or open with the litter box. It seems like a minor choice, but it shapes how your c...

Few purchases shape daily life with a cat as much as the litter box. Get it right and it quietly does its job; get it wrong and you are left with tracking ac...

Cats are known for their meticulous grooming habits, yet even these fastidious creatures can encounter skin issues like feline acne. If you’ve noticed small ...

For many cat owners, mealtime can be a tricky balance between maintaining a consistent schedule and managing the demands of everyday life. Whether you’re man...

As the colder months roll in across Australia, our feline friends feel the drop in temperature too. Although Australian winters are relatively mild compared ...