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Kitty’s story shows why desexing and keeping microchip details updated matter; two simple steps that could have changed her journey.

Barry explains the realities of uncontrolled cat breeding, and the consequences for the flood of kittens that result.

Barry explains the realities of uncontrolled cat breeding, and the consequences for the flood of kittens that result.

October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month – did you know that breast cancer is not just a human issue? Our feline friends are also vulnerable to this disease, particularly unspayed female cats.

Every cat needs a cat carrier, and safety must be a key feature when choosing one. Find out how to minimise transportation stress and make a vet visit a better experience.

All you need to know about cats and their breeding biology & behaviours.

All you need to know about cats and their breeding biology & behaviours.

Unvaccinated cats are at risk of many viruses and illness. Viruses may result in serious illness or death. The veterinary care to treat a sick cat will cost much more than the vaccine
to prevent it. We highly recommend owners vaccinate their cats as part of our plan to promote “Responsible Cat Ownership.”

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Cat desexing plays an important role in controlling population growth, which alleviates both pet overpopulation and the strain it puts on animal welfare organizations. Desexing a cat can also eliminate a range of physical and mental health risks that come with breeding and mating.

Free Kittens are often the ones that are left with no vet care essentials or in the hands of the wrong people. Never give a kitten away to people you do not know or to people not in a position to pay the huge costs of the veterinary work that must be done. Choosing to...

Desexing a cat is good for its health, good for its owner, and good for cat welfare organisations. Find out why.