Quirky Cat Mom Blog

If you are getting a cat from a rescue organisation (Purrtastic Presents LOVE the mantra "adopt don't shop") then they may ask for a donation or a fee and again it will probably come already neutered and vaccinated.

Kittens or cats from friends or neighbours don’t usually come neutered or vaccinated, wormed, treated for fleas or anything else and it will be up to you to register with a vet and get these things done.

If you are buying a pedigree cat then there will be associated costs and these may be quite large. Pedigree kittens usually come vaccinated and in some cases already neutered.

Cats are wonderful family members that bring so joy and happiness to our lives. Whether you are a cat parent or not, it is important to support cat welfare in your area to ensure that all cats are treated with the respect and care that they deserve. In this blog post, we will discuss 7 ways that you can help improve the lives of cats in your community. 1) Adopt or Foster a Cat One of the most effective ways to support cat welfare is to adopt or foster a cat. There are many cats in shelters and rescues that are in need...

Are you a vegetarian and want your cat to be one too? If you want a vegetarian pet that won’t challenge your beliefs, then it would be better to get a rabbit – a cat is a carnivore first and foremost, and looks and behaves as it does for just this reason.