Indoor cats live two to five years longer than outdoor cats on average. That's the good news. The less comfortable news: those extra years only count for something if they're...
There are two reasons to buy refillable catnip toys. Both are practical. Neither requires any particular commitment to sustainability as a value — though if that's also relevant to you,...
Think toys and objects with texture. Our mission is to replace flimsy, short-lived toys with beautifully crafted, durable alternatives that are made to last.
By the end of this guide, you’ll know which fabrics are best suited to sharing your home with cats, how to layer protection to help your mattress stand the test of time, and how to choose a cat bed that suits your cat’s age, habits and personality. It’s practical, straightforward advice, with solutions you can easily find here in the UK.
Hunting, stalking, pouncing, chewing, scratching and batting are all part of the feline behavioural repertoire. The right toys and enrichment can help recreate that instinctive sequence indoors, giving cats opportunities to act on those natural behaviours while keeping them safe, stimulated and engaged.
Picture the scene: you've bought the "premium" catnip toy — glossy packaging, an influencer's name attached, twelve quid down — and your cat sniffed it once, walked away, and hasn't looked at it since. Meanwhile the £3 catnip mouse from three Christmases ago is still getting nightly assaults.
A light spritz on a toy coming back out of the box brings the organic catnip and silvervine straight back to full strength, which means the toy you already own gets treated like something new, rather than replaced by something new.
Indoor cats live two to five years longer than outdoor cats on average. The tradeoff: they live in a controlled,...
A cat that suddenly starts rolling on the floor after sniffing a toy is not being mysterious for the sake...