Brooke Arnold

2 weeks ago | catingtonpost.com | Brooke Arnold

If you’re a cat lover, chances are you’ve caught yourself enchanted by the sheer adorableness of tiny cats. There’s just something irresistible about these pint-sized felines. Whether it’s their delicate features, their nimbleness, or their kitten-like charm that never fades, they make us all want to pick them up and give them a snuggle. But just how small can a cat actually be? Better yet, what are some of the world’s smallest cat breeds, and are they the right choice for your home?

4 weeks ago | catingtonpost.com | Brooke Arnold

Have you ever seen a kitty darting under a car and wondered about their story? You’re not alone! Let’s dive into the fascinating world of outdoor cats and figure out the difference between feral and stray cats – because knowing the difference is key to helping these amazing survivors. We’ve all seen them – a flash of fur in the alley, a pair of eyes reflecting in the headlights. But are these cats lost pets or independent wildlings?

1 month ago | catingtonpost.com | Brooke Arnold

Gather ’round, because we’ve got a truly remarkable feline to talk about – Millie from Stockport, Greater Manchester, UK! This amazing tortoiseshell moggy has reportedly just celebrated her 30th birthday. If that’s not paw-some enough, her devoted owner, Leslie Greenhough, believes she might just be the oldest living cat on the planet!Born way back in 1995, Millie has seen a lot of cat years go by. To put it in perspective, that’s around 136 in human years! Can you even imagine?

1 month ago | catingtonpost.com | Brooke Arnold

Why does my cat meow so much? Excessive meowing could be due to seeking attention, letting you know they’re hungry, or even that they may have a health problem. In this article, we’ll explore 7 reasons cats meow so much to help you discover why your cat might be talking more than usual. Attention-seeking is the most common reason for a cat’s excessive meowing. Begging is one of the most prevalent attention-seeking behaviors cat parents call for help on, so you’re in good company.

1 month ago | catingtonpost.com | Brooke Arnold

Our cats are creatures of comfort, and a clean litter box is non-negotiable for them. So, how often should we be scooping and changing that litter? We’ll break down the best practices to keep your kitty content and your home smelling lovely (or at least, less litter-y). Regularly changing your cat’s litter isn’t just a mundane, at-home responsibility. Regular litter changes are important for your pet’s health, happiness, and comfort.