National Cruelty Line 0300 1234 999
Lost Your Cat? If you have lost a cat, please advertise your missing pet as much as possible locally and on petslocated. It is essential that people in your vicinity know your cat is missing. Cover a wide area and ask people to check sheds or garages in case they have been trapped. Also contact
Cat Neutering RSPCA Bromley And District are offering free neutering for cats and kittens within the catchment area for owners on a low income or receive Government benefits. Please telephone our Branch number +44 07538 472822. This may not always be answered so please do leave a message and somebody will get back
How to look after house cats Indoor cats like ample stay to roam and play, as well as access to multiple hiding spaces. Exercise is important as cats are very active pets and so room to play as well as access to cat toys such as scratching posts are
Suitable Environments Creating an inviting environment for your house cat will keep them happy and healthy in the home...Cats are very intelligent animals and so will really enjoy cat toys, their own cat beds and private spaces. Home cats will want access to a litter tray or the outside,
What is normal cat behaviour? Every cat is unique, however unusual levels of grooming or hiding or changes in eating or toilet routines are causes for concern. As is sleeping in a hunched pose, and spraying indoors. Aggressive or unsociable behaviour is also a sign of an unhappy or
Speying And Neutering To protect your female cat from pregnancy, she will need to undergo a simple operation (before she turns four months old) known as 'spaying.' Your boy cat will need to get 'the snip.' This will deter your male cat from territorially spaying in your home, and
