Written by a GCCF Breeder, Cat Judge & Feline Behaviourist
Taking your queen cat to stud for the first time? A breeder explains how to find the right stud, what paperwork you need, what to expect on the day, and the mistakes first-timers make.
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An important part of understanding cat breeding is to understand the oestrous cycle or 'season' in female cats. This article explains the cycle and what to expect.
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For many people, cat breeding begins as a hobby rather than a business venture. If you are thinking of breeding cats as a hobby, here are some things you should know.
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Siamese cat genetics explained in plain English. Understand colour points, dominant and recessive genes, and how breeders predict kitten colours — with a full genetics table.
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I knew something was wrong with my seal-point queen the morning she stopped meeting me ...
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Black spots on your cat's chin? That's feline acne. A breeder explains what causes it, when to worry, home treatments that actually work, and when to call the vet.
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Many people keep their cats indoors for safety reasons. However, indoor cats need to be stimulated and entertained to keep them happy and healthy. Here are some tips for keeping indoor cats happy.
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One of the first decisions you need to make when getting a cat is whether to keep them indoors or let them outdoors. Both options have advantages and disadvantages.
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As a cat breeder, you will receive enquiries from people interested in buying your kittens. This article offers some advice on how to manage these enquiries professionally and effectively.
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If your female cat is expecting kittens, there are several things you need to do to prepare for the birth and ensure that both mother and kittens stay healthy. This article provides some guidance on caring for a pregnant cat.
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Breeding and showing Siamese and Oriental cats since 2004. Everything on this site comes from real experience — not recycled internet advice.
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