For people who love cats
Care basics, breed guides and how to adopt, in plain words.
Cats need meat. Feed a complete cat food, measured to their weight, and keep treats under a tenth of the day.
Many cats drink little. Put bowls away from food, or try a fountain; wet food helps too.
One tray per cat, plus one. Scoop daily and keep trays in quiet spots.
A check-up every year, vaccines on schedule, flea and worm treatment, and neutering.
Two short hunts a day with a wand toy. A tired cat is a calm cat.
Give them a tall, sturdy post near where they sleep. They will use it over the sofa.
Mixed, hardy, every colour
Most cats in shelters, and most cats anywhere.
Large, gentle, tufted ears
Up to 8 kg. Needs brushing weekly.
Vocal, social, blue eyes
Will talk back. Does not like being alone.
Calm, round, dense coat
Happy indoors. Prone to weight gain.
Relaxed, floppy when held
Indoor cat. Long coat, few tangles.
Athletic, spotted, curious
Needs space and lots of play.
Tell staff about your home and routine. They know which cats will fit.
Food, water, litter and a hiding box. New cats settle faster in a small space.
Let them come to you. Open the rest of the home over a week or two.
Book a first check within a fortnight and move the microchip details to you.
Vet visits, weights, the food they actually eat. Free.
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