PELUSHKA PERSIANS

2008

7th August

The current ban on vets charging a fee for a written prescription is due to expire later this year. 

We have added a page to the site with our views on this.

Please read 'Veterinary Prescriptions' - Thank You

 17th July

New page added to Informatuion Library

Entitled 'Choosing Cat Toys'

8th July

New page added to Information Library

Entitled 'Litter Tray Problems'

25th June

New page added to the Information Library

Entitled  'Taurine'

20th June

We have added a 'Calendar' to the Main Menu which we hope you will find useful.

The Calendar can be viewed on a daily, weekly or monthly basis, and will be used to display Site Updates, Cat Shows and other forthcoming events which may be of interest. Simply click on a date that shows an entry to view further details

17th June

New Page added to Main Menu Entitled

Basic First Aid

(There will be regular additions to this page)

15th May

SKOOSH NON-INSECTICIDAL

HOUSEHOLD FLEA SPRAY

If you are concerned about using pesticides in your home to combat flea infestation, you will be pleased to know that there is now a new pesticide free product available as an alternative to the traditional household flea sprays. 

                                                                              Click below for more information. 

                                                                                                    SKOOSH

19th March

National Pet Month Starts on 5th April

( An annual series of events to support and benefit a host of National Pet Charities across the UK)

14th March

We now stock a range of Cat Scratching posts/Activity Centres

and a selection of these can be seen on the site

Go to the Main Menu where Cat Scratching Posts are listed or click on the picture below

12th February

New Article added to Information Library

'Communication through Tail, Ear & Eye Signals'

30th January

'Disinfectant Warning'  added to site menu

26th January

Page Three added to Cat Quotes

in Information Library

22nd January

'Pet Passport'  & 'Pet Insurance'

Articles added to Information Library

20th January

'Foods to Avoid Feeding your Cat'

added to Information Library

New For 2008

FAQ

Due to the increasing amount of questions we

receive weekly via email, we have

decided to add a new page to

The Information Library entitled

'Frequently Asked Questions'

We will add to this page as and

when we receive and reply to

questions throughout the year

(These are both Humorous & Touching)

Plus

New Pictures added to Fun Photo Gallery

2007

3rd November 2007

New Pictures added to Fun Photo Gallery

in Information Library

26th October 2007

Article on Geriatric Cats

Added to Information Library

+

Halloween Page Added to

Information Library 

20th October 2007

Guy Fawkes Night Advice

Added to Information Library

and Site menu

14th October 2007

PKD  Article

Added to Information Library

8th August 2007

 Neutering (Spaying and Castration)

Added to Information Library

29th July 2007

Tica Cat Show Diary added to Information Library

JUNE 2007

30th June

Article added to Information Library - Cat Care and Health

MRSA - Can Cats get MRSA?

28th June

Article added to Information Library - Cat Care and Health

Feline Leukaemia Virus

17th June

Article added to Information Library - Cat Behaviour Issues

'Playtime Aggression in Kittens'

10th June

Article added to Information Library

'Can Cats and Dogs get along?'

These are all cat themed cartoons and re-preduced with kind permission from the artist

Mark Parisi

To see more of his work visit his website

www.offthemark.com

ANTIFREEZE

Antifreeze has a sweet taste and as such can be attractive to cats and also dogs.

Ethylene Glycol is the most dangerous and also the most common form of antifreeze, and very small amounts can be lethal.  As little as one teaspoon can be deadly to a cat.

Propylene Glycol is a less toxic form of antifreeze and should be used instead of Ethylene Glycol if possible.

Please follow these guidelines  to avoid exposure to antifreeze.

• Clean up all spills immediately
• Check your car regularly for radiator leaks
• Always store antifreeze in tighly close containers
• Store containers in areas that are inaccessible to your cat
• Never allow your cat to have access to the area where you are draining your antifreeze

If you think your cat has ingested antifreeze, contact your veterinarian immediately

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