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08/19/2025

08/19/2025

🍽️ How Often Should You Feed Your Cat? 🐾

Just like us, cats thrive on routine—and their feeding schedule is an important part of keeping them healthy and happy.

🔸 Kittens (under 6 months): Need small meals 3–4 times a day because they’re growing fast and burn energy quickly.
🔸 Adult cats (1–7 years): Usually 2 meals a day is enough, with the right portion sizes.
🔸 Senior cats (7+ years): Still fine with 2 meals daily, but they may need special food to support their joints, kidneys, and overall health.

💡 Tips for Cat Parents:
✔️ Stick to the same times every day—cats love routine.
✔️ Use measured portions to prevent overeating and obesity.
✔️ Always provide fresh water.
✔️ Avoid too many treats—they can unbalance their diet.

🐱 Remember: Every cat is unique! Some may prefer free-feeding (grazing) while others do best on scheduled meals. If you’re unsure, always ask your vet for personalized advice.

✨ A happy cat is a healthy cat. Feed with love, and they’ll purr back with gratitude! 💕

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It still means everything to them ❤️

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Different cat breeds and their face differences to recognise a breed
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08/19/2025

This is a photo of Hachikō, a Japanese Akita dog celebrated for his remarkable loyalty to his owner.
Hachikō was the beloved companion of Professor Eizaburo Ueno, who lived in Shibuya and taught at Tokyo Imperial University in the early 1920s.
Each morning, Ueno would walk to Shibuya Station with Hachikō before boarding the train to work. At exactly 3 PM each afternoon, Hachikō would return to the station to greet him and walk him home.
But one day, Ueno suffered a fatal stroke and never came back.
Still, Hachikō continued to wait at the station every single day, for nine years, until he passed away in 1935.

08/19/2025

Bored Dog? 🐾 Discover Fun & Easy Ways to Boost Your Lab's Mental Stimulation!

Is your dog digging, chewing, or barking out of boredom? Our guide from trainer Liz London is packed with practical ideas to keep your dog's mind active and happy!

08/19/2025

I know the water and wildlife posts aren’t for everyone. If they’re not your thing, just scroll on by. But English wildlife takes a beating as it is, so I’ll keep putting these reminders out there. Maybe it reaches someone new, and that might be enough to spark action.

The wild ones need us this summer ☀️🦡🦊🦔
As the UK heats up, they struggle just like we do, water and shade can mean the difference between life and death.

Leave out shallow bowls of clean water in quiet, shady spots.
Drop in a few stones or pebbles so bees, bugs, and small creatures can land safely. If you have a pond, make sure there’s a way out, sloping sides or stones can help wildlife escape. Refresh water daily, in the heat it turns fast, but a clean bowl can be a true lifesaver.

Even the smallest act of kindness matters. Let’s look out for the wild souls who share our gardens, paths, and skies.
– Woodlarking

08/19/2025

Dogs have subtle ways of showing respect and loyalty, signaling who they consider the leader in their lives. Here’s how to recognize those signs.

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Grooming your Labrador isn't always easy, but it can be!

Firm brushing with good bristle body brush will remove dried mud, sand and dust from your dog’s coat and help distribute the oils through his fur. It may also improve the shine, and they will enjoy the ‘massaging’ effect of the firm strokes going through their fur.

Sit your dog in front of you, outdoors if they are shedding a lot. Have a pot of treats next to you and pass them one every few seconds if they are nervous or reluctant to stay put.