17 May, 2012
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Practical Cat Tips

How did my cat get FIP?

ginger Cat licking or cleaning himself Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) is a very difficult disease to deal with as it is both hard to diagnose and almost impossible to treat.

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How do I choose a good cattery?

cat in a catteryChoosing a good quality cattery can sometimes be difficult. Here are the questions you need to ask to ensure your cat has a happy stay.

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How do I choose cat insurance?

poorly catWhen the worst happens, having an insurance policy to fall back on is vital. Marianne Rabanal guides you through the ins and outs of cat insurance.

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How do I groom my cat properly?

Cat being groomed how to groom a catGrooming your cat is important as it both increases the bond between you and your pet as well as giving you the chance to spot ill health.

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How to be a green cat owner

cat eatingIt's easy to go green with your cat. Here you can find some great tips on becoming an environmentally friendly cat owner

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How to cope with the death of a cat

Cat bereavementWe have some heartfelt advice for owners of cats who have sadly passed which should offer some comfort at a difficult time.

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I've found a cat - what do I do?

found catIf you've found a cat that appears to be lost, don't just assume he is a stray, he could be a much loved pet. We have some advice to help.

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Keeping cats safe at Christmas

Cat enjoying christmasChristmas is a brilliant time for the family, but it's important to take extra precautions with our cats to keep them safe at this time of year.

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Pet cremations - advice

candleRegulation and control over the pet cremation industry is virtually non-existent and your pet is unlikely to get the cremation service you expect.

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Putting a cat to sleep

Coping with the death of a catThe process of putting a cat to sleep is one of the hardest issues any pet owner has to deal with. We take a look at this difficult issue.

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Remembering your cat

Cat looking cuteLosing your cat is a terrible experience, but there are many lovely ways that you can remember your special feline friend.

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Travel safety for cat owners

cat in a cat carrierHow can I travel safely with my cat? We have  some great tips and advice to keep your cats safe while transporting them in a cat carrier.

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VIDEO: Taking my cat abroad

Cat There are always a number of factors to take into consideration when taking your pet abroad with you if you are moving overseas.

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What can I do to keep my cat cool?

cat in garden in summerKeeping your cat cool in the summer is an important part of your pet's welfare. Your Cat looks at how to turn down the heat.

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What is microchipping?

beautiful catHaving your cat microchipped is something that every owner should have done, find out here just why it's so important.

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What is the Pet Travel scheme?

planeThe sky’s the limit for your cat who, under the Pet Travel Scheme, no longer needs to spend six months in quarantine.

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When you are away...

Cat feeding from a bowlIf you are going away this summer then make sure that your cat is properly looked after, either by taking him to a cattery or using a cat sitter.

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Why do cats need attention?

strocking a catFor your cat to feel truely happy and secure, they need to know that they are loved by you. To do this you need to show some affection to them.

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Why does my cat 'paddle' my lap?

Cat paddling on owners lapEver wondered why your lap is so often used by your cat as his preffered place to practise his skills as a masseuse? It's affection, honest!

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Why does my cat turn aggressive?

Cat showing agression Feline aggression can be a tricky problem to deal with and some cats are just unpredictable and aggressive by nature.

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