Cat Magazine
Tricks for picky tigers - How to get your cat to eat their food
Cats are known for their peculiar eating habits. What was considered a favorite dish yesterday is suddenly ignored today. For cat owners, feeding a picky cat can be a real challenge. But don't wor...
The language of the cat - Part 4: Purring
Cats have their own way of communicating. This magazine series is about interpreting cat behavior. Whether it's tail position, meowing or pupil shape - our tigers communicate a lot with us and we w...
The language of the cat - Part 3: The pupil shape
Cats have their own way of communicating. This magazine series is about interpreting cat behavior. Whether it's tail positioning, meowing or purring - our tigers communicate a lot with us and we w...
The language of the cat - Part 2: Meowing
Cats have their own way of communicating. This magazine series is about interpreting cat behavior. Whether it's the position of their tails, the shape of their pupils or their purring - our tigers ...
The language of the cat - Part 1: The tail position
Cats have their own way of communicating. This magazine series is about interpreting cat behavior. Whether it's meowing, the shape of their pupils or purring - our tigers communicate a lot with us ...
Teaching my cat tricks – is that even possible?
Cats are known to be self-sufficient and independent animals. For many people it is unthinkable that they can be taught tricks. But it works! Cats can learn tricks and even have fun while doing so...
From kittens to seniors: Why regular veterinary examinations are essential
When a new cat comes into the house, you should first give it a certain amount of time (one to two weeks) to get used to it. In advance, it is advisable to find out about the behavior of cats...
Hug your tiger – or not?
June 4th is Hug Your Cat Day - a nice occasion to show your cat a lot of love. But how do we best do this? Should we really hug them or could that be uncomfortable for our tigers?
The characte...
5 tips for cooling down your cat in the heat
When we humans are too warm, we start to sweat. Our little tigers can only do this to a limited extent. On hot days they sometimes leave prints on tiled floors because they have sweat glands on the...
