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Plants, Pet Products and Chemical Hazards There are many potential poisons for cats found within the home environment. In Part 1 we looked at those found most commonly in human food and medication

Don't let Curiosity Kill the Cat There are many common household items which can be toxic to cats. Today we discuss some of the most relevant toxins found in human food and medication

One of the aims of KatKin is to educate cat owners about all aspects of caring for their feline companions. This is done in part through the Yarn which provides articles and blogs on an ongoing basis

With Valentine’s Day upon us, we explore cats and their capacity to love. This, it seems, is no simple matter

Our world-leading Board-Certified Vet Nutritionist® formulated our fresh recipes to make sure your cat gets everything they need to be happy and healthy.

Unfortunately our cats can’t tell us if they aren't feeling well, so to try and help you notice and potential problems in your cat. We've put together our guide to an at home Senior Cat MOT

Dr Caity Venniker, KatKin Veterinary Consultant As a vet, bringing up the topic of a cat’s weight can often be a daunting task. Any suggestion that Felix or Fluffy may be a little too round around the edges is often met with an awkward shrug or an uncomfortable silence! However, obesity is considered to be the primary nutritional disorder of cats in the western world, and comes with many dangerous consequences

A global obesity epidemic, the ‘why’ behind high meat content cat food, and what ‘animal derivatives’ really means.

Want to know how we formulate our recipes to be 100% best for carnivore cats? Or why you can be sure we're complete and balanced? Let's find out with our in-house vet nutrition team.