Mr Monty's Fuss and Feed

15/08/2023

26/06/2023

Rosie has just come home! Her people are super happy as are we. Thank you to all of you who shared the post and kept a lookout for her! ❤️💕❤️

25/06/2023

Please share this and keep a lookout for little Rosie.

24/04/2023

Poor old Foster is still missing. Please, please keep a lookout for him if you live in the area. And please share! His family are heartbroken and miss him so much.

MISSING
DogLost Logo FOSTER DogLost Logo
FOSTER

Male Cocker Spaniel Black (Age: Older Adult)

Missing from In the woods near the Old Cranleighan Rugby Club, Thames Ditton, KT7 area, South East on Wednesday, 12th April 2023

Help us find FOSTER - print this poster from https://www.doglost.co.uk/poster.php?dogId=183567
Doglost is a FREE SERVICE run by volunteers
www.doglost.co.uk
Reuniting Dogs with their Owners

18/04/2023

Please help to reunite Foster with his family. He went missing in the woods near the Old Cranleighan Rugby Club in Thames Ditton on Wednesday 12 April. Please share!

15/04/2023

Do you have a cat friendly home? 🏡 😺 A cats physical and mental wellbeing can be positively influenced by the resources they are given in their homes.

This floor plan highlights the key resources and how they can be spaced out. Take a look at your home and see if you can improve the layout of your cat’s resources. 🧐

Here are some general tips 👇
🔹 Food and water should not be placed next to each other
🔹 Keep food away from busy areas
🔹 Keep litter trays away from doors/busy areas and food and water
🔹 Have some raised and covered safe places and beds
🔹 Try placing scratching posts near doors, windows or their beds

Find out more 👉 https://icatcare.org/advice/making-your-home-cat-friendly/

22/02/2023

Say aaaah! February is Pet Dental Health Month - find out how to care for your cat's teeth here: thecatdoctor.co.uk/cat-health/dental-care/

26/10/2022

Nice one ASDA!! And thank you. 🐾🐾🐾

Well done Asda, please buy these not the loud ones!

18/08/2022

I have wonderful news! My pal Nigel is home! He was trapped in the house next door and because he's very shy, he'd been hiding. His people are so happy and so am I and my hoomins. Thank you to everyone who kept a lookout for him and who shared this post!

16/08/2022

Berrylands people, please could you help to find my lovely friend Nigel? He's been missing from his home in Pine Gardens since Sunday morning. It's very unlike him to be away from home so long and his people are worried he might be trapped in an outbuilding or garden.
If you live in the area, please could you look in your sheds or garages? He might be trapped in a property where the owners have gone on holiday. Any information will help his people who are very worried about him.
Please share! ###

14/08/2022

With the in full swing, cat owners should be mindful of the signs of heatstroke. 🐱🌡️ Heatstroke is a very serious condition that can cause severe dehydration, organ damage and death. Obese, long-haired, old, young and brachycephalic/flat-faced cats (such as Persians) are most at risk of developing heatstroke because they find it harder to cool down.

The most common cause of heatstroke in cats is being accidentally trapped in a hot, poorly ventilated space such as a shed, greenhouse, conservatory, or garage, so make sure to keep an eye on your cat in very hot weather! ☀️ If your cat is showing symptoms of heatstroke, start cooling them down immediately and contact your vet. The quicker your cat is cooled down and treated by a vet, the better their chance of recovery.

See advice from our vets on what you can do to help prevent or provide first aid for heatstroke: http://pdsa.me/amQc

🧊 Please note that ice cubes are perfectly safe for cats to use as a treat to cool down on a hot day. It is when a cat is suffering from heatstroke that the drastic change in temperature from the ice can cause shock and, therefore, should be avoided. A cat’s normal body temperature ranges between 38.1-39.2°C (100.5-102.5°F).

11/08/2022

Thank you Amy!

As cat carers, we have both responsibilities and opportunities to provide a safe, comfortable and fun environment for our feline friends. It's not always easy to know where to begin however, as their needs are often quite different to our own. International Cat Care has created a nice graphic and guide on how to make your home as cat-friendly as possible, check it out at https://icatcare.org/advice/making-your-home-cat-friendly/ 🐈

11/07/2022

As the temperature rises, we all find ways to keep cool and stay hydrated, from relaxing in the shade to carrying a water bottle with us wherever we go. But what about our feline friends? When left to their own devices, most cats will just find a shady spot and sleep all day, but some cats, especial

26/06/2022

Please share and help to find a furever home for this beautiful boy ❤️

Tom is looking for a home. He is a sweet gentle boy and we don't know why he hasn't had any interest. Please follow the link to read more about him and apply to adopt him. https://www.cats.org.uk/cornwall/adopt-a-cat?cid=336566

22/04/2022

After a helicopter ride, the one-eyed wanderer is reclaimed by his owner, five years after he went missing.

22/02/2022

🌟🌻 We have exciting plans for Spring and Summer 2022! They include a new range of cat themed coasters, new pins for cat dads and cat mums, new keyrings and of course new greeting cards! If time allows, we are also keen to create weekly meal planners to build up our stationary range! So keep following us here, or on twitter or instagram where we are more active, to find out when we are launching these new products! Thank you, Tom, Pickle and Nancy 🥰

08/08/2020

How lovely. I think I might have a little bit of grit in my eye...

I have been treating cats for many years and already know how integral they are to the family. Like every animal they bring something incredibly special to the world. Earlier this year my family unit was expanded by Ricochet – my Maine C**n buddy, who enriches my life just as Keira (my border terrier) has done for the last 12 years too.

Ricochet is amazing. He loves his space but also loves to invade mine. He strides out with fierce curiosity every time we go outside. He loves to play but also being calm and listening. But what I love most about him is his ability to make me smile whatever is going on, whatever he is doing. Like Keira, he emits a positive light into my life that I am hugely grateful for. Thanks to days like today we can all reflect on how lucky we are and how we should never take it for granted.

This bond I have with Ricochet and the bond I see others share with their feline friends is what drives me on to make things a little better for all cats, and hopefully make the world that little bit wider and kinder, by being there for them like they are for us.

So for I want to say thank you to Ricochet, for being my special feline friend but also thank you to ALL the amazing p***y cats. You are a significant part of what makes the world a wonderful place. 🐱 x

07/08/2020

RSPCA Croydon Crystal Palace Branch

Can anyone help?

This is Figit, Mischief and Ginger. They came into us recently after their elderly owners could no longer look after them.

They are so friendly and loving and we really hope we will be able to keep them together and find them a new home as a trio.

They are all 14 years old which we are afraid will put a lot of people off. They have all had vet checks and they are perfectly healthy and happy. There’s no reason to doubt they could live for another 6 or so years.

Could you be their new family?

04/08/2020

International Cat Care

Royal Caninhelps us keep our cats health in check! Can you take the Pledge and assert that you feed your cat little and often whilst providing quiet places for them to eat and drink? https://internationalcatday.org/happy-cat-pledge It can be easy to overfeed our cats when they look at you with those eyes 😹But for their healths sake we must be responsible owners and carers.

21/07/2020

Hehehehe!! They’ve just ordered a swanky new tower for me - I heard them cooing over it. So they can expect the same response from me! I’m looking forward to the box though! 😹

Too true. Nj

16/07/2020

Cat owner baffled by pet's swimming goggles antics

Cat owner baffled by pet's swimming goggles antics

Tom cat Avery has taken to bringing home pairs of swimming goggles as gifts to his Bristol owner.

07/07/2020

The Independent

Great catting!

Canterbury Cathedral cat steals milk during morning prayers

27/06/2020

Excellent catting Allie!😹

Best sign ever lol

18/06/2020

Pucci's

18/06/2020

Please share and let’s help Errol find his furever home ❤️

We are still looking for a forever home for the lovely Errol. He came to us as a stray but has started to become quite used to being around people again. He's becoming more and more friendly by the day!

Could you make this his lucky day? 🐈🍀

18/06/2020

Cats Protection - East Surrey

Happy Thursday All 😸
Kv

09/06/2020

Sad but helpful 😿

This Top Tip Tuesday we offer advice on managing grief at the loss of a cat.

When our cat dies we undoubtedly experience grief. How we express that grief is a product of numerous considerations. As grief is a very personal thing it is extremely hard to know whether what we are experiencing when we lose our cats is normal. Here are a few examples of symptoms.

Physical signs
• Shock
• Crying, lump in throat
• Shortness of breath, tightness in chest
• Nausea, loss of appetite/ increased appetite
• Exhaustion, dizziness, aches and pains
• Disturbed sleep/ inability to sleep

Emotional signs
• Sadness, anger, depression
• Guilt, anxiety, irritability
• Relief, loneliness, helplessness

Intellectual signs
• Confusion, lack of concentration, hallucinations
• Need to talk about the loss, need to rationalise the loss
• Preoccupation with death and the after-life

Social signs
• Withdrawal from contact with others
• Rejection of help from others

Here are a few tips to help you to recover:
• Accept that grief is perfectly normal
• Accept help from family and friends. Don’t take to heart anything that is said by someone who doesn’t understand owner/pet relationships
• Talk to someone, there are professional bereavement counsellors who are there to help you
• Make a scrapbook or have a photo enlarged and framed; creating a memento can be a comfort
• Look after yourself whilst you are grieving
• Allow yourself time to mourn but try to return to normal routines soon
• Understand that recovering from grief does not mean you forget about your lost cat or you love them any less
• Considering getting another cat is not disrespectful to the memory of the departed. It’s a compliment!

Here are some useful websites:
Cats Protection, Paws to Listen grief support service:
www.cats.org.uk/grief

EASE, Pet Loss Support Services:
www.ease-animals.org.uk

Pet Bereavement Support Service:
www.bluecross.org.uk

The Ralph Site, pet loss support:
www.theralphsite.com