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Making a home for your cat
Heart murmurs in cats
Maintaining Good Teeth & Oral Health
Cats and kids
The Cat: To anthropomorphise is human...
5 Welfare Needs for Cats
How to recognise urinary issues in cats
Your cat's perfect loo
Arthritis in Cats
Diabetic cats are the hardest to home
Why Should You Get Your Cat Neutered?
Big problem of small toys
George and Carrie reunited through microchip
Spaying you cat: some facts
Spotting the signs of kidney disease
Are you killing your cat with kindness?
Fleas: Not just a FAD
Collars for cats are a bad idea
Introducing cats to dogs: some tips
Mature cats can make ideal pets
Hyperthyroidism: how to spot the signs
The true cost of kittens in care
Microchipped cats have greater chance of being reunited with their owners
Blind cats have big hearts
Cat care advice
Fat cats at risk of illness or early death
Timid cats can be loving pets
FIV+ cats need loving homes too
Cat Care FAQs
Kitten neutering
Dedicated care gives kittens a fighting chance
Nature trail
National Cat Adoption Centre image gallery

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Meet Tess our sponsor cat

Meet Tess, our new sponsor cat. Tess has been through a lot since she came into care as a ...

Lockdown success as 20,000 cats homed

Cats Protection is celebrating the first anniversary of a pioneering online adoption process which...

Bake a difference this April

OurPawsome Baking Challenge is back and registration is open now.We’re asking cat ...

Hands-Free Homing at the NCAC

During COVID-19 restrictions, Cats Protection has successfully homed more than 10,000 cats by its ...

In an emergency...

We're encouraging owners to make an emergency pet plan during the coronavirus (COVID-19) ...

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The importance of neutering, vaccinating and microchipping
Thinking of adopting a cat? Read this...
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Settling your cat into their new home
Introducing cats to cats: some tips
Introducing cats to dogs
Introducing cats and kids
Playing with your cat
Introducing cats and children
Cats and pregnancy
E-learning - Understanding Feline Origins

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Blog feature: Danielle, Manager at the NCAC
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Blog Feature: Tanya, Deputy Manager NCAC
Blog Feature: NCAC care assistant Louise

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Cat Care

Making a home for your cat
Heart murmurs in cats
Maintaining Good Teeth & Oral Health
Cats and kids
The Cat: To anthropomorphise is human...
5 Welfare Needs for Cats
How to recognise urinary issues in cats
Your cat's perfect loo
Arthritis in Cats
Diabetic cats are the hardest to home
Why Should You Get Your Cat Neutered?
Big problem of small toys
George and Carrie reunited through microchip
Spaying you cat: some facts
Spotting the signs of kidney disease
Are you killing your cat with kindness?
Fleas: Not just a FAD
Collars for cats are a bad idea
Introducing cats to dogs: some tips
Mature cats can make ideal pets
Hyperthyroidism: how to spot the signs
The true cost of kittens in care
Microchipped cats have greater chance of being reunited with their owners
Blind cats have big hearts
Cat care advice
Fat cats at risk of illness or early death
Timid cats can be loving pets
FIV+ cats need loving homes too
Cat Care FAQs
Kitten neutering
Dedicated care gives kittens a fighting chance
Nature trail
National Cat Adoption Centre image gallery

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Volunteer's blog: Louise, Cat Care Assistant

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