Navigating the complex realm of cat rehoming requires a delicate balance of compassion, consideration, and practicality. While the decision to rehome a beloved feline companion is never easy, it’s essential to prioritise their well-being above all else. In this article, we’ll explore the nuances of responsible cat rehoming, offering...
Behaviour
How To Get Your Cat Ready For Fireworks Night
The socialisation period in kittens starts early, between 2 to seven weeks. So the breeder should have done most of the work by the time the kittens leave for their new 5-star home. However, your kitten might have never experienced the horrid roaring and whistling of a fireworks night....
Understanding Your Cat’s Body Language
Did you know that cats use parts of their body to communicate how they are feeling? Let’s look at your cat’s body language. Ears Slightly forward: “I’m very relaxed”. Straight up:  “I better stay alert and pay attention!” Slightly back: ” Not sure about that, I am getting slightly annoyed.” Turned right...
Top Tips For Introducing Kittens To Each Other
The day we had the wonderful joy or bringing Poppy to our home to join Muffin was one of the most exciting days of our lives! The only problem was that Muffin kept hissing and trying to claw Poppy. Not the joyful union that we imagined. So, after some...
New Born Kittens Development – Week 5
British Shorthair Kittens Activity increase. The kittens’ sight is fully developed at five weeks. The kittens are also very active and confident – I often find them climbing my guitar case and bookshelf. Kittens at this stage will start exploring a lot more, often stalking, wrestling and pouncing on...
New Born Kittens Development – Week 4
British Shorthair Kitten Development I can’t believe four weeks have passed already. A month has passed and the kittens are developing at fast speed – they do grow up too fast! At this stage you will notice the following: 1. Depth perception has developed. That’s why they cling on to...