Let’s face it, apart from cute, our cats are vital parts of our lives and it is with that in mind that we have compiled a list of gift ideas* for your favourite pet. Below you will find some gift ideas for your cat . PetSafe ScoopFree Ultra Self-Cleaning Litter Box This item will automatically remove waste into
This ‘How To Care For Your New Kitten’ article has been written by Muffin & Poppy themselves. This post will be updated regularly to reflect quality as well as best online prices as these are the products we buy ourselves so we recommend you bookmark this page for further reference. Look no further for great prices as Muffin &
Kitten Care. We have all had to deal with kitty’s look of disbelief as they sit next to a ‘half empty’ bowl. Cat owners are becoming increasingly aware of the fact that small oversights could have big consequences on Fluffy’s way of life. Even the most loving pet parent might slack off and take kitty’s presence
Muffin and Poppy are working on their Ultimate British Shorthair Guide © to help people all over the world choose and look after their British Shorthair kitten (Petal has reminded me to add that the guide will also include the Longhair version). Meanwhile, make sure you have read this checklist fully before contacting or visiting an
1 – Spend plenty of time cuddling your kitten – it will help them grow up into a confident, sociable and affectionate adult. 2 – Get some toys here, to keep your kitten amused and fit. 3 – If something is worrying you, contact your vet. 4 – Make sure your kitten is introduced to
It is very difficult to keep cats from chewing on plants as they love to explore their surroundings. Removing the plant from your home when in doubt is always a good guideline. Also If a plant is poisonous, assume all parts of the plant are poisonous. Here are our top eleven poisonous plants. 1 – Autumn
Elaborate Sensory Devices Whiskers are extraordinary sensory devices that help your cat interact with the world. They go deeper into your cat’s skin and connect with many more nerve endings. Whiskers are very sensitive to touch and vibrations and tell your cat a lot about the size and shape of objects in the dark, they