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Affordable Solutions for Cat Parents: Meeting Your Feline Friend's Needs on a Budget
Caring for a cat brings joy and companionship, but financial worries can make meeting your feline friend’s basic needs feel overwhelming. Many cat parents face tough choices when balancing expenses like food, litter, toys, and veterinary care. The good news is that providing a happy, healthy life for your cat doesn’t have to break the bank. With some smart planning and practical tips, you can care for your cat affordably without sacrificing quality. This post shares affordabl


Supporting Feral, Stray and Abandoned Cats During Harsh Winter Conditions
Winter in the UK can be harsh, with freezing temperatures, heavy rain, and snow creating dangerous conditions for feral, stray, and abandoned cats. These cats face serious risks such as hypothermia, starvation, and illness without the shelter and care that our own cats receive. Helping vulnerable cats during severe winter weather is a vital community effort that can save lives and improve their chances of survival. Understanding the Challenges Cats Face in Winter Feral and st


Pepsi
By Denise Killen Pepsi was my first cat. My partner and I thought of getting a pet, but we didn’t want a cat. My aunt had several and I didn’t like them. Then Pepsi wandered into our lives via the living room window. Sitting watching tv one evening, and my partner says, “what is that cat doing?” Eh? Pepsi had jumped in through the living room window and had wandered off down the hallway. This was the first of many visits. She was a 6 month old kitten at the time and she and


CatsMatter Supports the Leash & Release Campaign
Dogs off the leash may seem like a simple joy for pets and owners alike, but this freedom can come with serious consequences. The Leash & Release campaign, supported by CatsMatter, highlights the risks that unleashed dogs pose to other animals and the environment. Understanding these dangers, along with the legal responsibilities of dog owners, is essential for keeping all creatures safe.
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