I recently watched a compilation of videos taken featuring “cats reacting to smells they don’t like.” A few of them featured cats pulling the same or a very similar expression in response to the things they smelt. But here’s the…
Following on from the previous blog about access to core territory, I’ve chosen to do a review. In February 2014, I wrote about an older version of the Sureflap cat flap. Since the last blog the company have worked on…
I want to write about the importance of why, if you choose to let your cat outside, a cat flap (or access of some kind) is a necessity. Cats establish in their homes, it’s their core territory. All their favourite…
#lookbeforeyoulock is an especially important thing to remember this time of year. A lot of us are trying to keep on top of unruly gardens that are flourishing due to the summer weather, which means places we store gardening tools…
During this time of year, I see a lot of posts on social media requesting kittens to join families with young children. They regularly state how the parent is hoping their child and the kitten will grow together and form…
Something every family with a feline member needs is a cat carrier. I’ve noticed in recent years, that it’s been recognised carrier design may benefit from a little variety to suit people’s requirements. Obviously, this is logical. A good example…
While studying for my feline psychology diploma, I accrued quite a lot of books regarding behaviour. Some were on the recommended reading list, others were just books I read the synopsis for and thought sounded interesting. This book is the…
As I think I’ve mentioned in previous blogs, I follow quite a few rescue organisations on social media. There are always plenty of sad stories and updates of happy endings for cats passing through their care. But one thing I’ve…


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