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12/12/2025

Keeping your cat indoors is one of the best ways to keep them safe but enrichment is essential to prevent boredom and stress. Luckily there are plenty of ways to keep indoor cats happy and stimulated:

• 🐭 Enrichment toys – puzzle feeders, treat balls, hunting-style toys
• 🪵 Vertical spaces – cat trees, shelves, window hammocks
• 🎣 Daily playtime – short interactive sessions with wand toys or feather teasers
• 🌿 Scent & sensory enrichment – rotate toys, offer catnip/cat grass, provide scratching posts
• 🌞 Safe outdoor time – catio, enclosed pet pram, or secure harness & lead

Indoor cats can absolutely live happy, fulfilled lives. They just need plenty of ways to play, explore and be curious. 🐾✨

What's your favourite way to keep your cats entertained indoors? 🐱

06/12/2025

Paws up if you’re ready for Christmas! 🐾🎄 Let your dog join the holiday cheer with a treat-a-day advent calendar 🐾😋

05/12/2025

It's a familiar sound that all cat parents love but did you know a cat’s purr isn’t always a sign of happiness? 🐱💭
While cats do purr when they’re relaxed, they can also purr when they’re feeling unwell or stressed. Purring in this context is a self-soothing behaviour, like a built-in calming mechanism.

Cats may purr when:
• They’re happy and content
• They’re stressed or anxious (purring helps them cope)
• They’re sick or in pain (a comfort behaviour)
• They’re injured (purring may even help with healing)
• They’re seeking attention or reassurance from you

Did you know this about cats?

17/11/2025

Today is Take a Hike Day! What better excuse to head outside and enjoy an adventure with your dog? Exploring the outdoors together is great physical exercise, and spending time in nature helps boost mood and ease stress. Celebrate with a coastal hike, a bush trail or even a relaxed stroll around your local park. And don’t forget your essentials: water bottle, treats, poo bags and a pet first aid kit if you’re heading somewhere more remote

13/11/2025

🐾 November is Senior Pet Month 💛

So it's time to bring awareness to our beloved senior pets. Just like us, our pets’ needs change as they get older. Senior dogs and cats can still live long, happy, and comfortable lives , they just need a little extra TLC. These are our top vet tips for keeping your golden oldie feeling their best 👇

1️⃣ Home modifications:
Make your home senior-friendly with ramps, pet stairs, and orthopaedic beds to protect their joints and help them move around comfortably.

2️⃣ Joint support:
A joint support diet or supplements containing ingredients like omega-3 fatty acids can make a big difference in mobility and comfort.

3️⃣ Regular vet checks:
Older pets should see their vet at least twice a year for check-ups. Catching early signs of arthritis, dental disease, or organ issues can help improve health outcomes and their quality of life.

4️⃣ Keep them warm:
Senior pets feel the cold more easily and cold joints exacerbate arthritis pain. Use cosy jackets on winter walks and provide warm bedding or heated pet beds at home.

5️⃣ Gentle exercise:
Stay active but keep it low intensity. Short walks, gentle play, or swimming are great ways to keep muscles strong without overdoing it.

6️⃣ Keep their mind sharp:
Mental stimulation is just as important! Puzzle feeders, interactive toys, and simple training exercises can help keep your pet’s brain active and engaged.

✨ Our senior pets give us a lifetime of love. Let's do our part to make their golden years as comfortable and happy as possible.

Do you have a golden oldie at home? Tell us about them in the comments 👇

11/11/2025

Happy Fancy Rat & Mouse Day! 🐁🐀💛

Pet rats and mice get a bit of a bad rep but these little critters are the domesticated cousins of their wild relative and contrary to popular belief they are clean, clever, and incredibly affectionate. Rats and mice often form strong bonds with their owners and they can even learn tricks like dogs!.
Today we’re celebrating these misunderstood little companions and the joy they bring to pet lovers worldwide. 💫
👉 Drop a comment if you’ve ever had a rat or mouse steal your heart! We'd love to see the photos too! 🩷

10/11/2025

Dreaming of a getaway with your furry bestie? 🌴🐕🐈 Here's how to prepare your pet for travelling on a plane ✈️

07/11/2025

It may not be such a bad thing to be told you have a memory like a goldfish…

These little swimmers are often underestimated but they are way more clever and fascinating than most people realise! Here are 5 fun facts about goldfish:

🐠 1. Goldfish can live for decades! With proper care, some live over 20 years.
🧠 2. They’ve got a better memory than you think! Goldfish can actually remember things for weeks (not seconds!) and even learn simple tricks.
✨ 3. They come in many fancy varieties - from bubbly orandas to the classic comet, goldfish breeds come in an incredible range of shapes and colours.
🌿 4. Goldfish need plenty of space, a bowl is never enough! A large, filtered tank is essential for their health and happiness.
🐠🐠 Goldfish love company. These social swimmers thrive in groups, so they’re happiest when they have other goldfish friends around.

Do you have goldfish at home? Share your pics of your finned friends in the comments below!

28/10/2025

✨🐈 Happy National Cat Day 🐈✨

In honour of this purrfect day, here are some of the Pet Circle team's beloved kitty companions. Aren't they gorgeous? 😽😻

Drop some photos and stories of your feline friends in the comments. We want to hear from our fellow cat lovers! 🐱🐾

24/10/2025

🐭 5 Fun Facts About Pet Rats 🐭
Did you know that pet rats make wonderful companions? Here’s some fun facts about our little ratty friends:

1️⃣ Super smart – Rats can learn tricks and even come when their name is called.
2️⃣ Clean freaks – They groom themselves so well, no baths necessary!
3️⃣ Social butterflies – Rats thrive with human interaction and other rat friends.
4️⃣ Balanced diet – High-quality pellets, fresh veggies, fruits, wholegrains and omega 3s keep them healthy.
5️⃣ Boggling with joy – Happy rats may “boggle,” a quirky vibration of their eyes that’s the ultimate sign of contentment!

💬 Do you have pet rats? Share their quirks with us below!

21/10/2025

🐍🦎Happy National Reptile Day! 🐢🐍

Today we’re celebrating all our scaly friends, from blue-tongue lizards and bearded dragons to pythons and turtles!
Here are a few quick tips to keep your reptile happy and healthy this Reptile Day:

💡Temperature & UVB matter: Reptiles rely on external heat and UVB light to regulate their body temperature and absorb calcium. Make sure your setup mimics their natural environment.
🥦 Feed for their species: Each reptile has unique dietary needs. Bearded dragons need a mix of insects and greens, while pythons are carnivores that feed on whole prey items.. Always research your species diet or chat with your vet before feeding
🏥 Regular health checks: Reptiles are the masters of disguise when it comes to illness and even subtle signs like lethargy, reduced appetite or shedding issues can signal bigger underlying problems, so regular vet visits with a reptile-savvy vet are important!

Reptiles are unique and fascinating pets that deserve just as much care as any furry friend 💚
To learn more about reptile care, check out our vet articles over at our vet hub at petcircle.com.au

17/10/2025

🐱🐱 Cat Behaviour 101:

Has your cat’s quirky behaviour got you mystified? Here’s what it all means:

1. Kneading or making biscuits is a leftover kitten behaviour from nursing, showing your cat feels safe and content.

2. Head butting or bunting is your cat marking you with their scent glands or pheromones to show affection and ownership.

3. Purring is usually a sign of happiness, but cats also purr when stressed or unwell. It may even help them heal!

4. Slow blinking is a cat’s way of saying they love you and is a sign of ultimate trust.

5. Zoomies – Those random sprints? These are bursts of instinctive hunting energy being released.

What’s your cat’s quirkiest behaviour? Share it in the comments! 🐈‍⬛

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