Heartworm lives in the lungs and hearts of cats and spread by mosquitoes. Diagnosis is sometimes difficult and your Vet may recommend a number of different tests to identify this disease.

Dr Natalia Li shares everything you need to know about how to treat and get rid of fleas on your cat.

How can you tell if your cat is dehydrated? Here’s some of the key signs of dehydration and how you can prevent it. Learn more.

Got a new kitten? Here’s everything you need to know about kitten worms, worming and treatment. Discover all the details, and get all the smarts.

Desexing your cat benefits both health and wellbeing, along with preventing unwanted litters. Learn more about the procedure for both male and female cats with advice from our Petstock VET team.

Discover everything you need to know about selecting the perfect kitten food. From nutritional requirements to types of food, find tips, advice, and recommendations for providing a healthy diet to your growing kitten.

In consultation with Petstock Vet Dr Alison Kemp, these are the symptoms, treatments, and prevention methods for dental disease in cats.

Sometimes, owners feel like the best type of food for their cat is the one they will eat! Cats have a reputation for being fussy eaters, but it's important their nutritional needs are met. Read on for our top tips for feeding your cat.

How do cats get worms? How do I tell if my cat has worms? These questions and more answered!

Dr Katrina Warren provides her tips to mentally stimulate your cat while keeping them safe.

Dr Chris Brown guides you through the hidden meanings of your cat’s litterbox.

It’s highly likely that one or all of your pets come in to contact with other animals regularly, all of which may be carrying at least one flea!...

Dr Chris Brown shares his tricks to checking your pet's teeth.

Did you know you can easily make cat treats at home? These four DIY cat-treat recipes will delight your whiskered one. From tuna and salmon treats to cheesy biscuits, these easy-to-make treats are healthy, tasty and a whole lot of fun!

Here’s a simple list of foods that are ‘nos’ and foods that are ‘gos’ for your cat.