How can I ground my cat’s energy? In this blog we will look at why you need to offer your cat opportunities to ground their energy to support their health and well-being. What is grounding? You may be aware that humans need to ground their energy. Perhaps you’ve heard someone share that when you get off an aeroplane you can scrunch the grass between your toes to ground your body. It’s not just the physical body that needs connection to the earth to feel grounded. Everything is made of and created by energy. So yes the physical body needs to feel grounded and connected to the earth but so does ..read more

Soul loss in cats In this guest blog Linda Roberts, Shaman and animal communicator shares with us what soul loss is and how it can affect our feline friends. What is it? Have you ever experienced something so harrowing perhaps an accident, or a horrific loss that it left you feeling empty and dead inside? Or maybe you have watched someone you love such as your beloved cat, endure a catastrophic tragedy or injury that rendered them practically unrecognizable. Like the very essence of their being was suddenly just…gone? If your feline has ever endured a horrific event or series of events that l ..read more

Why the water bottle won’t work on your cat In this blog we will look at why using a water/spray bottle on your cat to change their behaviour is not only cruel but why it WON’T work! And why it’s damaging your relationship with your cat one spray at a time. It’s not a good idea Maybe you’re at the end of your tether. Perhaps and your partner are arguing about the cat(s) and there is quite a lot of stress and anxiety in the home. I’m sure you’ve tried other things, but perhaps nothing seemed to help. Do any of these statements resonate for you? Are you struggling to understand, reduce or ..read more

How can I set my cat up for success? In this blog we will look at what a time out is, and why they aren’t good for your cat(s). Despite it becoming a popular way to discipline cats I’ll share with you below how it can actually damage your relationship with your feline friend. Cats are not kids Ok so buckle in peeps because I am not going to hold my tongue or be politically correct on this topic! Cats are not children. It may seem OK for people to give children a ‘time out’ but cats are not kids. I don’t have an opinion or perspective on using the time out method on kids as I don’t have them s ..read more

How can I set my cat up for success? In this blog we will look at how you can have a happy cat. I’ll cover 5 simple steps you can take to set your cat up for success leading to a happy, healthy cat for 2024. How to have a happy cat What does it mean to have a happy cat? As we head into 2024 there may be some humans out there who are dealing with the January blues. Do you think your cat suffers from this too, the post-Christmas slump? In some ways they do. As I’ve mentioned sooo many times before our cats can sense and feel our energy. But that’s not the topic of our blog today! Today we are l ..read more

How can I keep my cat calm at Christmas? In this blog I will share with you how you can help your cat keep calm at Christmas and support them in surviving the festive season. This may be a time for fun, joy and laughter for us humans (if you celebrate this time of year,) but for our cats it can be a serious time of stress and anxiety. Before we dive in Before I share with you how to help your cat and I rave about the festive season (because I LOVE this time of year) I wanted to take a moment to show compassion and empathy for anyone who finds this time of year hard. When your heart breaks a l ..read more

Do cats meditate? I’ve been asked many times over the past 10 years if cats meditate. In this blog I’ll tell you what I know to be true about cats and meditation. Going back at least 15 years (how am I old enough to say that!) I used to come home from my corporate, office job and lie on the bed feeling quite pooped. Pickle would come and sit with me whilst I lay there. Eyes closed, having  what I thought was a power nap. You know the kind; they take you from one thing to another. For me it was the transition from day job to home life. I realised one day that I was actually meditating. Gi ..read more

How Leo helped me to heal. In this blog I’ll share with you how Leo has changed my life. How he has helped my business to evolve, my heart to open and my understanding of what it means to give cats a voice a whole new meaning.    I’ve never considered my cat(s) ‘just a pet’. They are not even just part of the family; they are part of my heart. I don’t function without them. When Pickle was put to rest I broke. I didn’t know who I was, how to be, or even on some days how to do anything other than breathe. And that at times that even felt too hard. My heart didn’t just break, it shatt ..read more

Benefits of bone broth for cats. In this blog I’m handing over to Rachel Down, Managing Director and Founder of Boil and Broth, as she shares with you how bone broth can help our feline friends. We’ve been using it to support Leo’s gut health with his asthma, so I am thrilled to have Rachel share with you more on this super juice! “I started Boil and Broth back in 2017 after I found that having broth daily in my diet helped to cure Candida Overgrowth. I had suffered with chronic infections and weight problems for three years since the birth of my children. I was stuck on the NHS roundabout of ..read more

A rainy day with my cat. In this blog we look at what you can do with your cat on a rainy day. This past weekend it was a wash out! So much rain. My boys are fair weather travellers, meaning they won’t entertain the thought of going outside unless a) they are desperate for a wee or b) it’s only a light drizzle. Leo loves the fresh air and will often sit by the door or open window (if he gets to it before Baby Max), so he can stay dry but still enjoy the fresh air. My boys are hybrid cats. By that I mean they aren’t solely indoor cats, nor do they have unfettered access to outside. I open the ..read more