Cat Sitter vs Cat Boarding: How to Choose for Your Cat
Compare an in-home cat sitter with boarding by considering your cat's temperament, health, routine, home security and the quality of each available pr…
Category: Australian Cat Ownership
How to Choose a Cat Groomer in Australia: Questions and Red Flags
Choose a cat groomer by checking feline experience, low-stress handling, hygiene, service limits and what happens if your cat becomes distressed.
How to Choose a Cat Water Fountain: Material, Capacity and Cleaning
Choose a cat water fountain that is stable, easy to dismantle and matched to your cat and cleaning routine. A fountain should supplement, not replace,…
Pet Food Safety in Australia: What Cat Owners Can Check and Report
Australia's pet food safety arrangements place responsibility across governments, industry and incident systems. Here is what cat owners can record, c…
How to Choose a Cat Carrier: Size, Ventilation and Safe Travel
Choose a cat carrier that is sturdy, ventilated, secure and large enough for your cat to reposition. Then train with it before the next vet trip.
Bird Flu in Australia: What Cat Owners Should Do Now
Australia has confirmed H5 bird flu in wild seabirds. Cat owners should keep cats indoors, prevent contact with sick or dead birds and report wildlife…
How to Keep an Indoor Cat Entertained While You Are at Work
Set up a safer workday for an indoor cat with food puzzles, secure views, hiding and climbing choices, toy rotation and play before and after work.
How Many Litter Boxes Do Two Cats Need? Number and Placement
Two cats should generally have three litter boxes in separate locations. Learn why separation matters and how to fit the setup into a real Australian …
How to Stop Cat Litter Tracking Through the House
Reduce cat litter tracking with a larger tray, sensible fill depth, a generous litter mat and a short cleaning routine without upsetting the cat.
How Often Should You Wash Cat Bedding? A Practical Routine
Wash cat bedding when it is soiled, smelly or heavily furred, rotate familiar blankets, use a low-scent wash and replace damaged beds safely.