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09/06/2026

🐱 Has anything dangerous or scary ever happened to your cat that you could share with other owners to learn from? 🐱

05/06/2026

Does your pet also join you in the bathroom? It may seem unusual — even a little annoying — but it’s worth exploring why cats do this! 🛀 🐈

04/06/2026

We have written several times before about the destruction free-roaming domestic cats can cause to wildlife, and it is also well known that the lifespan of outdoor and free-roaming animals is shortened by years due to traffic accidents, poisoning, and dog attacks — just to mention a few reasons. However, until now, less attention has been paid to the fact that free-roaming pet cats may carry disease risks similar to those of their wild counterparts. 🐈🐈‍⬛

03/06/2026

Although this behavior is often associated with fear or aggression, there are actually several other reasons why cats arch their backs. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Here is one of them. 👇

02/06/2026

How well does your cat tolerate the sudden heat? Has his/her behavior changed? 🐱🌞

01/06/2026

Does your pet also join you in the bathroom? It may seem unusual — even a little annoying — but it’s worth exploring why cats do this!

Does your pet also join you in the bathroom? It may seem unusual — even a little annoying — but it’s worth exploring why cats do this!

31/05/2026

A global analysis examined data from more than 174,000 cats and found that owned cats allowed outdoors carry infectious diseases at rates similar to stray or feral cats — even when they regularly receive veterinary care.

30/05/2026

Although this behavior is often associated with fear or aggression, there are actually several other reasons why cats arch their backs.

29/05/2026

In nature, a sick or injured animal can easily become prey — so they hide until they feel strong enough again. 😿🙀 Even though our pets live safely in our homes, the instincts inherited from their wild ancestors still strongly influence their behavior.

Of course, not all hiding indicates illness. However, if you notice the following signs as well, it’s worth becoming suspicious and contacting a veterinarian. 👇

28/05/2026

For many decades, the Guinness World Records ranked the largest animals by body weight. That’s how an Australian cat named Himmy became the record holder, reaching an astonishing weight of 21.3 kilograms. 🐱 Himmy passed away in 1986 and was the last cat to hold the title of “heaviest cat.” In 1998, Guinness decided to discontinue the category and replace it with the titles of longest and tallest cat. The change was intended to discourage people from overfeeding their pets simply to break records. 😻