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Some historians think so. And it’s right here in the UK.

A newly-discovered photo seems to confirm it. But is it all a hoax?

Most cats can swap litters with no drama. But if yours needs extra help we've got you covered with tips and tricks to switch to a new litter with no mess or stress.

Health issues are one of the uncomfortable realities of cat-parenting life. But knowing more about them can help you get your cat the care they need sooner rather than later.

Generally speaking, there are seven different things you might want to consider when shopping for litter and, lucky you, we're going to explain each of them right here.

We go all-in for cats. Now we’re going all-in for the planet, too.

From serving suggestions to storage tips, here’s our top tricks for helping cats switch.

Serve from the fridge. Fluff with a fork. See bowls licked clean.

Split. Flip. Fold. Stack. Here’s the lowdown on storing our new trays in your freezer. (Pics included.)

We recently announced that we’ll be making three of our recipes available in pouch-style packaging, alongside the new trays. Thank you to everyone who filled in the survey and voted for their favourite recipes.

We need to hear your thoughts on how the new trays and food currently compare to our old pouches. We’ll use your feedback to make very important decisions for KatKin, you, and most importantly for your cat.

As you likely know, we recently made some changes to our packaging and cooking processes. We unfortunately also made some mistakes.