Cat Articles

Breed highlight: British Shorthair cat facts

The British Shorthair Cat is believed to be one of Britain’s oldest domestic shorthair cat breeds, refined over time. It’s also one of the most easygoing, child-friendly pets around in a mild manner, making it a great companion. While not as big as a Maine Coon, these cats are big enough if you want a large feline companion. Here are a few things to know if you plan to get one of these cats for yourself.  

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Health benefits of 3 New Zealand ingredients for pets

Giving your pets complete and balanced nutrition goes beyond just fresh ingredients. Ensuring their health also means being selective of their benefits for your dogs and cats too. One way to do this is to check the labels and see what your pet food formula is enriched...
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The different types of UTI in cats and its symptoms

Urinary tract infection or UTI can be a serious problem for cats. This condition can target your pet’s bladder or urethra, where the urine gathers and exits. It can prevent proper urination and can cause pain when its symptoms manifest.    What is a UTI   UTI can be...
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Cat Breed Highlight – Maine Coon facts and things to know

The Maine Coon is a large, affectionate and highly popular cat breed. It's native to America, where it was named the official cat of the state of Maine. They're defined by their large size and are also intelligent to boot. Before you take in one of these gentle...
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OCEAN

Explore the depth of New Zealand ocean, where the best breed of king salmon is harvested. Learn more about the sustainable, safe ocean farming practices that is helping to preserve our ocean life.

LAKE

Be astounded by the clear, pristine water of New Zealand’s lakes, home to some of finest duck community. Find out more about the benefits of duck meat.

FOREST

Be awed by the lush, indigenous forest, where inhabitants like deers and brushtail thrive. Learn more about why New Zealand’s venisons are rated amongst the best in the world.

FIELD

New Zealand’s temperate climate has made it the ideal place for pastoral farming. Raised free-range and grass-fed, New Zealand’s lamb has been known to be amongst the most tender and succulent.