The Cat Management Act 2009 has undergone some recent amendments and it is changing the way that cats are managed in Tasmania. One of the...

Have you ever wondered how old the oldest cat in the world was? Well, according to the Guinness World Records, that title goes to a cat...

There have been some changes to the Cat Management Act 2009 and from 1 March 2022, all cats over the age of four months must be...

‘In 2019 over 6,000 cats passed through cat management facilities and shelters in Tasmania’ This is something we need to talk about...

Cats are curious creatures and are often getting up to mischief - sticking their little wet noses in places that they shouldn’t be!...

Pondering on worst-case scenarios is no one's idea of a good time, but having an emergency plan in place for your cat if disaster does...

Cat management facilities play a vital role in our community. Not only is the work they do selfless and often goes unrecognised, but they...

December is often a busy time of the year for many of us and it’s easy to forget that all these changes can leave our cats feeling anxious.

Is Christmas really an appropriate time to be gifting a kitten as a present to your kids, family, partner or special loved one?

For a lot of cats, the sight of their cat carrier can be a sign that something ‘bad’ is about to happen.

As much as we wish our furry feline friends did have 9 lives, of course, cats only have one life.

We have put together a quick article with our top tips on introducing a new cat into your household, by following these steps it will reduce

Today, we want to talk about transitioning your cat indoors as we know this can be a big hurdle for cat owners to overcome.

With some of us finding that we have some extra time on our hands, you might be looking for some DIY activities to do at home. Building...

6 questions you should ask yourself before becoming a cat owner.

Vaccinating your cat is one of the most important roles you have as a responsible pet owner.

It’s estimated that there are now 3.9 million domestic cats and between 2.1 - 6.3 million feral cats in Australia.

First of all, what is a microchip? For pets, a microchip is a small electronic identification tag.

There's no hiding the fact that it can be costly owning a pet, and this is why making the decision to become a pet owner is important.

We understand that for some pet owners, situations occur and you feel you are no longer able to care for your cat.