A cake shaped like balls of wool and some cat-themed meringue cookies have won Cats Protection’s baking challenge
Keen baker Mindy’s cat cakes were judged by The Great British Bake Off’s Kim-Joy
Get creative for Pancake Day or add some moggy magic to your breakfast with our easy vegan recipe for cat-shaped pancakes (for humans!).
During July, keen bakers were asked to post their creations on our social media sites. In response, we received over 200 delicious entries from cat-lovers all keen to share their colourful and mouth-watering bakes.
The 2.6 Challenge is the latest virtual challenge sweeping the nation and we're inviting you to get involved – all to help us be #HereForTheCats. Starting from Sunday 26 April, just take on an activity based around the number 26 or 2.6 – the ideas and options are endless!
Put on your apron, collect your cake tins and retrieve your rolling pin from the back of the drawer – it’s time to get set for the greatest afternoon tea!
Spring is almost here and across the UK, cat lovers are preparing to bake a difference for cats and kittens in need with Pawsome Afternoon Tea. This year, Kim-Joy who was runner up in 2018’s Great British Bake Off, is supporting the cause and has contributed two special recipes to help you impress your guests.
Christmas-time is the purrfect opportunity to dust off your mixing bowls and wooden spoons and get baking. Whether making tasty treats for yourself or yummy gifts for others, it’s easy to make some truly tempting creations with minimal fuss.
As they are strict carnivores, cats should eat a meat-based diet, but that doesn’t mean they can live off of your leftover chicken. In addition to lots of protein, they also need the right balance of vitamins and minerals to keep them happy and healthy.
April is finally here and that means it’s time to organise your very own Pawsome Afternoon Tea to raise money for cats and kittens! This year, Cake Boy himself Eric Lanlard is supporting our campaign and has a special recipe to help you impress your guests.