Moving house can be stressful for all, especially your cat.

Here, we look at the most important things to remember, and how good planning can make moving house trouble-free for you and your feline family members.

Not yet sure about adopting a cat? This may help you decide...

Cat ownership means sharing your life with a beautiful, intelligent, sentient being. But there are lots more benefits than you might realise!

Helping feral cats using TNR (Trap Neuter Return)

Chief trapper with the Doncaster South branch of Cat Action Trust 1977 lets us into the secrets of successfully managing a feral cat colony.

Expertise, dedication and sleepless nights!

A rescuer's first-hand experience of the methods and complexities involved in successfully hand rearing kittens, by Cat Sanctuary Norfolk.

Communicating and interacting effectively with your deaf cat.

The good news is deaf cats can have the same quality of life as their fully functioning feline counterparts. Here's what you need to know...

Say goodbye to sneezing, wheezing and itching... not to your cat!

If you develop an allergy to your feline family member, take positive action. Find out how to soothe your symptoms and keep your cat! Top tips for allergy sufferers...

Find out more about this rare feline neurological disorder.

With a little help from their humans, cats with Cerebellar Hypoplasia can live safe, happy lives. A little know-how, and a caring home with lots of love is really all you need.

For anyone considering giving a pet as a present, please think twice!

Despite clear animal welfare advice, pets are still given as gifts. Find out why this is such a bad idea, and consider some fun alternatives that are better for the recipient and the pet.

Cats can become extremely distressed by the sights and sounds of fireworks.

Fireworks no longer mark a one night celebration, but span a season lasting from October to December. Find out how to keep your cat safe and calm during fireworks season.

Periodontal disease can be seen in 70% of cats over three years old.

Fortunately, there are things we as owners can do to keep our cat’s teeth in tip top condition. Find out more about routine oral care, and dental visits to the vets.

Having a feline family member and a baby on the way is cause for celebration, not concern.

Cats not only benefit a baby's health and development, but with proper preparation they can live in harmony, and very possibly become best friends.

Did you know that 90% of cats over the age of 12 are affected by arthritis in at least one joint?

Learn how to spot the early signs of feline arthritis. Knowing how to manage the condition will improve your cat's comfort and wellbeing.