Useful Websites

General cat advice:

The Feline Advisory Bureau

The Blue Cross

Cats Protection

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

The Cat Group

American Association of Feline Practitioners

Vet Help Direct – visit this site if you are concerned about your cat and would like immediate advice on whether (and how soon) they need to see a vet

Animal Oracle – ‘Advice from vets for pets’:  Animal Oracle aims to help conscientious owners anticipate medical disorders earlier.

Choosing a veterinary practice:

www.fabcats.org

Information on kidney disease:

www.iris-kidney.com

www.felinecrf.com

www.felinecrf.org

Supplies for Chronic Renal Failure cats in the USA

Information on Ace Inhibitors and other treatments for CRF Cats

Cornell Feline Health Center information on kidney disease

www.felinegood.co.uk

General information on lower urinary tract disease

www.urineoff.com information on a product which is effective in removing residual smells of cat urine. Available in the UK through www.rlpetproducts.co.uk

Spraying and soiling indoors

FAB fact sheet on FLUTD

Cornell feline Health Center information on FLUTD

General information on care of blind cats

http://www.cats.org.uk/catcare/leaflets/VET09-Blindcats.pdf is a guide produced by the Cats Protection charity providing a concise and useful leaflet.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Handicats/  This is a forum for owners of cats with handicaps, and there are some discussions on blind cats which you can join.

http://blindcatrescue.com/ is a website of a rescue centre and sanctuary for blind cats in North Carolina.

http://www.disabledanimalsclub.co.uk/1.html is the official website for the Disabled Animals Club

www.eyevet.ie

Managing overweight cats:

Specific information on managing overweight cats:

http://www.robwatson.com/Foodboxes.html for information on making private feeding stations in multicat homes

www.fabcats.org/owners/feeding/overweight.html 

http://www.hillspet.co.uk/

www.royalcanin.co.uk

www.iams.co.uk

www.purina.co.uk

Information on care of indoor cats:

Indoor cat initiative: http://indoorpet.osu.edu/index.cfm

Information on fencing gardens and making cat enclosures

http://www.cdpets.com – this company provide enclosures to keep your cat safe when outdoors. They also make ramps which would be very useful to allow the more hesitant blind cats to still enjoy their perches on windowsills, your bed etc.

http://www.purrfectfence.com/ is a website of a company providing cat enclosures. These allow your blind cat to be happy and safe outdoors, and the company operates in both the UK and the USA.

http://www.fabcats.org/owners/fencing/info.html - information from the Feline Advisory Bureau on fencing gardens

http://www.fabcats.org/owners/fencing/info2.html - more information from the Feline Advisory Bureau on fencing gardens

http://www.katzecure.com – this is a UK based company that produces innovative fence extensions that prevent cats from getting a paw hold and hence being able to get out of (or into) the fenced garden.

Giving subcutaneous fluids to your cat

www.fabcats.org

Bereavement support

Blue Cross

www.fabcats.org

Introducing a new cat to the home

www.fabcats.org

Feline behaviour and enriching your cat's life

Vicky Halls

The Indoor Cat Initiative

The Feline Advisory Bureau

The Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors

Celia Haddon

Pheromones and pheromonatherapy

Trudi Atkinson

Miscellaneous links

The disabled animals club

http://www.fabcats.org/behaviour/other/catnip.html for more information on catnip and its effects on cats

http://www.fabcats.org/owners/poisons/plants.html for more information on poisonous plants in the home and garden

http://www.fabcats.org/owners/moving/info.html for more information on moving house with a cat

Cat Breeds at www.CatChannel.com

www.petprescription.co.uk - an online veterinary dispensary which supplies a range of prescription and non-prescription products

Click here to see a range of useful videos by the Dechra Academy showing how to give a pill to a cat, how to clean a cat’s ears and more