Getting Purrsonal – The Eyes Have It
Odd-coloured eyes are a common phenomenon in certain cat breeds, such as the Siamese, Sphynx, and Turkish Angora, and[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Rough Around The Edges
A great deal of scientific research involving computerised tomography (CT) scans, focuses on the intricacies of the cat’s tongue.[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Look ‘Ear, You
The pinna, or external part of a cat’s ear, can rotate up to 180 degrees to locate minute sounds[…]
Getting Purrsonal – The Power Of Purrs
Cats purr by dilating and constricting the glottis, which is the part of the larynx that surrounds the vocal[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Spay It Again
Neutering refers to the removal of an animal’s reproductive organs, which are the testes in males (castration), and the[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Feline Fusing
Cats reach sexual maturity between four and 12 months, but unlike hooman females, queens do not have an oestrus[…]
Getting Purrsonal – If It Fits, I Sits
Most cat owners have experienced buying their furry friend an expensive gift, only to find she is more interested[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Shedloads Of Fur
At Purrfect and Pooch, the well-being of any animal is our top priority, and the services we recommend reflect[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Love Is In The Air
Cats have a reputation for being cool characters, but that’s not to say they don’t express their feelings. Your[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Falling From Grace
Cats are renowned for their ability to survive falling from buildings, but do they always land on their feet?[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Nothing But The Tooth
All cats are carnivores, which means that they derive their food and energy requirements solely from animal tissue or[…]
Getting Purrsonal – A Tail Of Two Kitties
Whilst cats predominantly use their tails to maintain balance, they are also a great indicator of mood; by watching[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Scaredy Cats
It’s not all fun and games for our furry friends at this time of year, especially when it comes[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Furball Frenzy
Felines spend up to half their lives grooming themselves, but this is not purely for the sake of hygiene.[…]
Getting Purrsonal – It Takes Two
Whilst there are plenty of dog groomers just waiting to take great care of your pooch, few of them[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Some Like It Rough
There are a number of things to consider when deciding which cut is in your feline’s best interests. Older[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Cat’s Eyes
Just like us, cats communicate a great deal with their eyes. Have you ever noticed your feline blinking slowly[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Catastrophic Complications
All pusses in the UK are inoculated against feline infectious enteritis which causes serious vomiting and diarrhoea, and, feline[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Not To Be Sneezed At
It’s twice as common for people to be allergic to cats than dogs, but did you know it’s not[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Bear With Me, I’m Having A Lion
People often ask us what the difference is between a Teddy Bear and a Lion Cut, so Walter and[…]
Getting Purrsonal – To Rub Or Not To Rub
The cute belly of our favourite feline is so tempting to stroke. It is soft, warm, and generally inviting,[…]
Getting Purrsonal – A Mite Irritating
Ear mites live for around four weeks and are the most common cause of ear infections in cats, spread[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
Have you noticed your feline is constantly shedding her fur? This prevents dead parts of her coat causing skin[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Hot Under The Collar
We all want to protect our fur babies and make sure they can be returned to us if they[…]
Getting Purrsonal – The Cat’s Whiskers
Whilst you gentlemen out there may think whiskers are a fashion statement, in a feline they serve a particularly[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Ageing Gracefully
Cats hide their pain well, but by the age of 12 most of them may struggle with joint problems,[…]
Getting Purrsonal – Cat Claws
Gentle but firm is the approach we use to tackle even the longest of feline nails! Cats usually have[…]