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Aristokatz offers superior Cat Care for your cats in their own home. She also has six cats of her own! Anne has always loved Cats! And so, Aristokatz came to be.
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Anne has gained a wealth of experience caring for cats & kittens & has a number of excellent qualifications. Over the years, she has rescued, rehabilitated and rehomed up to 30 kittens and cats annually. She has achieved a number of qualifications, including Animal Welfare Fetac Level 5 & 6; Feline/Canine 1st Responder; Cattery Management Course and has studied various other related courses in rec

ent years. Her idea to open her own cat minding service, came after several neighbours and friends asked her to "mind their cats" whilst they were away on holidays! Anne is committed to providing an excellent service to all her Feline Clients (and their owners!)
Aristokatz is registered with the CRO & is fully insured. Anne also has her own PSA Licence & is Garda Vetted.

06/12/2024

Aritsokatz is now fully booked for Christmas

19/11/2024

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Problem solved! 🎄😾

19/11/2024

My kind of Road Trip😁❤️🐱

12/11/2024

Time to play with your Kitties❤️🐱❤️

16/10/2024

As everyone knows I LOVE cats...but I also love all other Furry Creatures! Yesterday I had to Rescue this little shrew from a Clients Cat that had rather taken a fancy to him❤️🐱

09/10/2024

Please put away Cat Toys when finished playing with them❤️🐱

Fishing pole style toys are usually popular with kitties. Just make sure you put toys with strings out of the cat's reach when play time is over. Curling ribbon is also very dangerous.💕

07/10/2024

World Animal Road Accident Awareness Day - because animals deserve a chance of survival and dignity in death. Today we're sharing what you can do if you hit or find domestic animal on the road - tomorrow we focus on wildlife.
The Road Traffic Act 1988 states that drivers must report hitting the following animals to the police; dogs, horses, cattle/cows, pigs, goats, sheep, donkeys and mules. Although there is currently no obligation to report all domestic animal incidents on roads, the police do advise that drivers should make enquiries to ascertain the owner of domestic animals, such as cats, to notify them of the situation. The most important thing is that the animal is given the very best chance of survival and we unashamedly urge people to concentrate on potentially saving lives regardless of what laws state. For example, a dog stands a much better chance of survival if seen by a vet over a police officer with no veterinary skills. Even if the dog flees the scene of a collision, the incident is a recordable offence, and must be reported to police on 101 in all instances.
If you hit or find a cat injured they will need to see a veterinarian straight away. Drivers will not incur costs for taking in any injured animal to a vets. Vets are only obliged to administer pain relief to relieve suffering, so owners should ensure pets are microchipped and details are up to date.
If an animal is deceased you can try knocking on doors in the immediate area. On average it will take someone knocking on 3 houses to either directly find an owner, or obtain knowledge of where it's believed the cat lives. Failing that you can take a deceased animal to the vets for microchip scanning and storage in cold facilities until the owner can be found. Dogs and cats now must be chipped by law. Drivers are not obligated financially for taking an injured or deceased animal to the vets. If out of hours, 24-hour vets operate UK wide. You can also get in touch with your local scanning angel who can help by offering a free roadside microchip scanning service if available in your area.
More info & links; www.catsmatter.org/single-post/world-animal-road-accident-awareness-day

08/08/2024

Aristokatz Cork will be on vacation from 16th August 2024 to 1st September 2024 - looking forward to seeing you all when we return home❤️🐱

08/08/2024

Happy International Cat Day❤️🐱

22/07/2024

Luna - on Patrol at Circle K Douglas this morning😊❤️🐱

06/06/2024

Anyone that knows me - knows how much the Truth Matters to me. Be sure to watch Primetime tonight 9.30pm

Fr Peter McVerry trust also features on probe into 'breaches of trust' at Irish charities

17/03/2024

Happy St Patrick's Day (& Happy St. Gertrude's Day🐱❤️

29/12/2023

Now that's a lovely idea🐱❤🎶

Pets scared by the New Year’s Eve fireworks? 🐱

Join us for soothing classical music with Katie Breathwick in a special edition of Classic FM’s Pet Classics, 7-10pm.

28/12/2023

Some Good Advice here from International Cat Care as we approach New Year's Eve

25/12/2023

Keep in mind!

☠️ Antifreeze (ethylene glycol) is extremely poisonous to cats, and it can be found in a few common places, so keep these out of reach and clean up any spills or leaks ⬇️

❄️ Car radiators
❄️ Screen wash
❄️ De-icers
❄️ Water features
❄️ Snow globes
❄️ Some radiators may still contain ethylene glycol

Look out for these signs of antifreeze poisoning ⬇️

⚠️ Vomiting
⚠️ Wobbly
⚠️ Weak / tired
⚠️ Drinking and urinating more

☎️ If you think your cat has ingested antifreeze, contact your veterinary clinic immediately for advice

Find out more ➡️ https://icatcare.org/keeping-cats-safe-antifreeze/

Address

Douglas
Cork

Telephone

+353866025580

Website

https://www.aristokatzcork.com/

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