How can you tell if your cat is dehydrated? Here’s some of the key signs of dehydration and how you can prevent it. Learn more.

Dr Katrina Warren provides her tips to mentally stimulate your cat while keeping them safe.

A healthy weight plays a big role in your cat’s wellbeing, but weight changes aren’t always easy to spot.

Learn more about the procedure for both male and female cats with advice from our Petstock VET team.

Even adult cats can spend more than half of their day sleeping!

Understanding cat lifespan and feline aging can help you recognise their changing needs as they get older.

There are many reasons why cats can become less mobile, from ageing and weight gain to injury or general joint discomfort.

Did you know you can easily make cat treats at home? These four DIY cat-treat recipes will delight your whiskered one. From tuna and salmon treats to cheesy biscuits, these easy-to-make treats are healthy, tasty and a whole lot of fun!

Here are the key pieces of info to sink your teeth into to make the process easier for you and your new kitty.

The good news is that both wet food and dry food can be great options… depending on your cat.

Let’s face it: giving medication to cats can be a real struggle at the best of times.

The good news is that, with early intervention and the right treatment, bladder stones are often manageable.

It’s highly likely that one or all of your pets come in to contact with other animals regularly, all of which may be carrying at least one flea!...

Dr Natalia Li shares everything you need to know about how to treat and get rid of fleas on your cat.

How do cats get worms? How do I tell if my cat has worms? These questions and more answered!

Whether you’re adopting a kitten for the first time or your cat is reaching their golden years, they need slightly different care at each stage.

Cats aren't always the most enthusiastic drinkers, so owners need to keep an eye on their intake.

Some cat owners may not know why hairballs happen or which warning signs mean it’s time to call the vet.

Cat flu is a common, highly contagious upper respiratory condition that can affect cats of all ages.

Cats are known for their quirky behaviour, which can sometimes make it difficult to tell whether they’re simply being themselves or something isn’t quite right.