Curiosities about cats

The Abyssinian, also known as ‘Aby’, is not a quiet cat that sleeps all day. If you choose an Abyssinian, you will have a curious and very intelligent cat who loves to play and interact with his favourite humans. 

Many times we have seen pictures or videos of cats interacting amicably with small rodents, especially hamsters. This can be very cute and many people believe that animals are how you raise them and don't believe in the nature of each animal (nor the genetic selection behind each breed) which leads to neglect. In this article we will find out if it is possible to have cats and hamsters together.

If you are pregnant and have a feline at home, congratulations twice: congratulations on the new life that is on the way and congratulations on being lucky enough to share this experience with your kitten.

According to a study carried out by Western Carolina University in the United States, the connection between people and pets is a very positive experience for many families and, in many cases, the bond between pets and owners can be especially strong, including the youngest members of the household. 

The arrival of a new member of the family is always exciting, but preparation is essential (when that arrival has not been unexpected), in this article we will look at the essentials when we are going to have a new kitten.

The British shorthair is a breed of cat descended from a cross between the cats brought to Britain by the Romans and the natives of the island. These cats are very well protected from the British climate by their double, waterproof coat. It is one of the oldest known cat breeds. In modern times, it remains the most popular pedigree breed in its native country, according to the UK Cat Governing Council (GCCF).

Obsessive-compulsive behaviours in animals, known as stereotypies, are a major cause for concern for owners, a disruption to harmonious coexistence in the home and a hindrance to the welfare of the animals themselves.

It is very common for most cat owners to let their cats out of the house and allow them to walk in the countryside or in the street, the cat always comes back and everything seems normal and correct, but is this the case, is it advisable, is it allowed, is it allowed?