Specialist In Cat Care
Delivering cat care advice.
Providing reliable and loving care for your feline friends in the comfort of their own home.
- Our Vision
A world where cats become the centre of their own story.
- Where they are listened to.
- Their environment and interactions are adapted to their individual needs.
Our Aims
- Reduce the obstacles our feline friends experience to receive the care they need.
- Provide a vet visit support package and education on choosing the right carrier and helping your cat see the carrier as part of their territory.
- Promoting cat care and the value of learning to speak cat.
- Helping cat carers understand and help the cats in their lives. By Providing accessible education on cat care through talks, workshops, at events, via social media and at Purrfect Feline Parties.
- Championing cats as individuals. Highlight how different behaviours indicate a cat’s temperament and how that alters how we interact with them.
- Guiding cat carers to understand the need for all interactions to suit each cat by learning and reacting to what they are telling you through their behaviour.
- Promote awareness around training and how it can boost not only the cat human bond but also reduce stress.
- Help cat carers to recognise pain in cats, to enable cat carers to seek a treatment plan via their vets and show how home adaptions made to suit their cats’ individual needs can make a big difference.
- Get everyone filming their cats to help them understand their cat’s communication and pick up changes.
- No cat is rushed to the vets when they become blocked and unable to pass urine.
- Provide support to carers of cats with Feline Idiopathic Cystitis (FIC) or Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD).
- Promote awareness around signs of FIC and FLUTD.
Our Values
- Fear free and Cat Friendly Handling is at the heart of Purrfect Feline Care
- To treat and interact with each cat as an individual ensuring any interactions suit their needs.
- Recognise and promote the importance of the human animal bond for all involved.
- Recognise how reducing the cats stress will also help reduce stress their carers may feel.
- Be clear about what can and can’t do and referring to appropriate professionals when needed e.g. veterinary surgeon or clinical animal behaviourist.
