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Health A - Z Advice for cat owners: International Cat Care's information on care & welfare for cat owners and those who work with cats.
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Cat Health & Care guides available from Cats Protection’s ‘Essential Guides’ series.
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All About Pets: the Blue Cross pet care information service. Free dog, cat, horse and small pet care leaflets available to view and download.
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Free Symptom Checker created by vets, and Ask a Vet Forum
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Useful pet advice section on the Wood Green website - filter by animal (cats, dogs etc)
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Search the Health & Behaviour section on our 'read only' Forum.
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Advice from other cat lovers in this helpful cat community
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Plenty of advice and help available from Purrs in our Hearts Forum members.
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Information regarding the different allergies that may affect cats and dogs.
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Learn how to spot the early signs of feline arthritis, and improve your cat's comfort and wellbeing.
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Blind and one-eyed cats - some helpful tips when living with or adopting a blind or one-eyed cat.
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Caring for a blind cat. See how well blind cats can cope with getting around, check out the videos at Blind Cat Rescue & Sanctuary in North Carolina.
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Caring for a blind pet - useful advice on caring for a blind cat or dog. Helping blind pets lead happy and healthy lives.
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Every day cats and dogs just like yours need blood transfusions. Find out more about Cat Blood Donors, and how to register your cat as a donor.
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Every day cats and dogs just like yours need blood transfusions. Find out more about Dog Blood Donors, and how to register your dog as a donor.
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CH Kitty Club offers worldwide support for Cerebellar Hypoplasia Cats and their humans.
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Wobbly Cats - What is Cerebellar Hypoplasia? - Cat Chat blog about feline Cerebellar Hypoplasia (Wobbly Cats) and how to care for them.
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Cerebellar Hypoplasia Cats & Kittens: About CH cats, CH Kitty FAQ, Adopt a CH cat, CH news.
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Adopting and adapting to life with a deaf cat. Tips to make life easier for deaf cats.
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Declawing is illegal in many countries including the UK, but is still practiced in the USA and elsewhere. Help to solve the issue of problem scratching. Cruelty-free alternatives to declawing.
