Cat people4 min read
When a cat's housemate dies: keep care steady.
Cats may behave differently after a housemate dies, but their experience is individual and grief is not fully understood.
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On their terms, of course.
A quieter approach to carriers, clinic visits and grooming. Little practical changes that put your cat’s comfort first.
A few things to keep in mind.
- Make the carrier a familiar place before a visit.
- Avoid forcing handling when your cat is frightened.
- Ask about a quieter arrival and cat-friendly facilities at your clinic.
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Behaviour4 min read
Can cats get separation anxiety? Observe before naming it.
Behaviour noticed around absences does not automatically mean separation anxiety.
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Cat people4 min read
My indoor cat got out: start the search close to home.
First search the home thoroughly, then work systematically around the exit and nearby hiding places.
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Cat people4 min read
Cat chewing fabric or plastic: do not treat swallowing as a quirk.
If your cat may have swallowed fabric, plastic, string or another non-food object, contact a vet immediately, even if they currently seem well.
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Travel together4 min read
Flying with a pet on Air India: get the approval before the ticket.
Air India accepts domestic dogs and cats on eligible flights subject to approval, documentation and operational restrictions.
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Travel together4 min read
Bringing a dog or cat into India: begin with the AQCS route.
Pet entry into India involves customs eligibility, animal-health documents, airline acceptance and AQCS clearance.
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Travel together4 min read
Taking a pet out of India: plan certification backwards.
Begin with the destination's official pet-entry requirements, then coordinate veterinary preparation, AQCS export certification and airline approval.
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Travel together4 min read
Taking a dog or cat from India to Great Britain: check the route first.
An India-to-Great-Britain pet journey needs an approved route, correct identification, rabies preparation and the appropriate official travel document.
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Travel together4 min read
Taking a pet from India to the EU: documents, identity and the long lead time.
Plan an India-to-EU dog or cat journey around official identity, rabies, certification and entry-point requirements, not just the flight date.
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Travel together4 min read
An airline-approved carrier? Measure the pet and check the operator.
IATA sets container standards but does not certify or endorse a commercial carrier brand.
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Travel together4 min read
A pet connection is two approvals, not one ticket.
A through-ticket does not automatically mean your pet is accepted on every flight or can transit through every airport.
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Everyday care9 min read
Tick and flea prevention for cats: medicines, checks and a calmer home
How to spot fleas and ticks, what to do when you find them, cat-safe treatment choices in India and a practical plan for the whole home.
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Everyday care5 min read
Tick and flea prevention for kittens: comb, check and get the right care
What to do when a kitten has fleas, why age and weight matter and which signs should not wait.
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Medicines & supplements5 min read
Bravecto Plus for cats in India: a different product, a different decision
An India-label explainer on the cat spot-on, mixed parasite needs, eligibility and safe veterinary use.
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Medicines & supplements6 min read
Isoxazoline flea and tick medicines: understanding the warning without the panic
What the recognised neurological warning means, how to discuss seizure history and how to act on a possible reaction without guessing or re-challenging.
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Medicines & supplements5 min read
Cat spot-on flea treatment: what to check before application
Species, ingredients, kitten limits and household contact all matter when a treatment goes on the skin.
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Everyday care4 min read
Why fleas keep returning after treatment: look beyond the pet
How to review the home, other animals and treatment record before adding another flea product.
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Everyday care6 min read
Fleas and anaemia in puppies and kittens: look after the little one, not only the coat
Why heavy fleas can cause blood loss, the signs that need urgent care, what assessment and treatment may involve and how to prevent the next exposure.
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