Pets are wonderful companions who provide us with unlimited joy, keeping us company through our hardships and life endeavours. Unfortunately, not everything brings us happiness, considering they love to leave odors and stains around our houses! That’s where pet odor neutralizers come into play, allowing every pet owner to keep a fresh-smelling home that’s germ-free and beautifully clean. It’s important to make sure every pet owner has an odor remover that fights against germs and bacteria as well as neutralizing any odor, just like cat urine. Not only that, but a good odor remover will also re ..read more

Cats are wonderfully strange creatures. They are incredible companions and can be downright funny to watch them and perform all their weird little circus tricks. But, when do we know our cat is acting strange? Have you ever asked your partner (or yourself!) “Is the cat acting weird?”. I have! If your cat is acting abnormal, it could indicate something more serious underneath the covers but it can be difficult to tell. We’re here to help you understand those behaviours and what they mean for your cat. Are they ill, or are they just crazy? Here are some facts about cat behaviour to help you out ..read more

Any cat owner could tell you that your pet cat has gone through the motions of displaying different moods. My cats have certainly sulked in a corner before! Whilst we’ve seen them display some moods, I’m sure you’ve asked the question: What emotions do they actually experience and how do they portray them in a way humans can read them? Do Cats Have Emotions? The simple answer to “Do cats have feelings” is yes! They certainly do, but we only tend to understand them in comparison to our own emotions and it’s quite unlikely that they are one and the same. Human emotions are incredibly complex. We ..read more

Hairballs are the bane of a cats existence. Chances are at some point in your life, you’ve seen one of these furry wet balls (or even unfortunately stepped on one!). We’d much rather be cuddling our cats rather than worrying about stepping on a slimy trap, so if you’re wondering what is the best hairball remedy for cats or what to give cats for hairballs, then we’ve got the remedies for you! What Causes Hairballs In Cats? Whilst hairballs are rather unpleasant, they come about because our beautifully clean cats are incredible groomers. Their daily routine will very much consist of self-groomin ..read more

Cats are normally incredibly clean creatures. When they’re not sleeping, you will often find them grooming themselves, but there are often times where they’ll have difficulty in cleaning some hard to reach places. Their ears are a key example of this. Not only can cats hear much higher and lower frequencies compared to a human, but they also use their ears for orientation, helping them to stay balanced on their feet. Therefore, it’s important to make sure that they are clean to avoid ear infections and other similar problems. We have a list of what we consider to be the best cat ear cleaner pr ..read more

Shedding fur is completely normal, although it can be quite a pain to have to constantly hoover up additional cat fur that your cat keeps shedding. Some cats are more prone to shedding than others and it’s a completely natural process where the cat removes or loses dead hair. In some rarer cases where the shedding seems to be at an incredibly high rate and bald spots begin to appear on your cat, this could be caused by an underlying health condition and would be best diagnosed by a veterinarian. However, if your cat just seems to shed a lot of fur, we created a list with what we think is the b ..read more

Pets are wonderful companions who provide us with unlimited joy, keeping us company through our hardships and life endeavours. Unfortunately, not everything brings us happiness, considering they love to leave odors and stains around our houses! That’s where pet odor neutralizers come into play, allowing every pet owner to keep a fresh-smelling home that’s germ-free and beautifully clean. It’s important to make sure every pet owner has an odor remover that fights against germs and bacteria as well as neutralizing any odor, just like cat urine. Not only that, but a good odor remover will also re ..read more

Hairballs are the bane of a cats existence. Chances are at some point in your life, you’ve seen one of these furry wet balls (or even unfortunately stepped on one!). We’d much rather be cuddling our cats rather than worrying about stepping on a slimy trap, so if you’re wondering what is the best hairball remedy for cats or what to give cats for hairballs, then we’ve got the remedies for you! What Causes Hairballs In Cats? Whilst hairballs are rather unpleasant, they come about because our beautifully clean cats are incredible groomers. Their daily routine will very much consist of self-groomin ..read more

Shedding fur is completely normal, although it can be quite a pain to have to constantly hoover up additional cat fur that your cat keeps shedding. Some cats are more prone to shedding than others and it’s a completely natural process where the cat removes or loses dead hair. In some rarer cases where the shedding seems to be at an incredibly high rate and bald spots begin to appear on your cat, this could be caused by an underlying health condition and would be best diagnosed by a veterinarian. However, if your cat just seems to shed a lot of fur, we created a list with what we think is the b ..read more

Cats are wonderfully strange creatures. They are incredible companions and can be downright funny to watch them and perform all their weird little circus tricks. But, when do we know our cat is acting strange? Have you ever asked your partner (or yourself!) “Is the cat acting weird?”. I have! If your cat is acting abnormal, it could indicate something more serious underneath the covers but it can be difficult to tell. We’re here to help you understand those behaviours and what they mean for your cat. Are they ill, or are they just crazy? Here are some facts about cat behaviour to help you out ..read more