World Feline Congress 2025 Focuses on Cat Wellbeing; iCatCare Launches New Behavioral Health Programme
Key Takeaways
- World Feline Congress 2025 focuses on cat wellbeing, Edinburgh, June 27-29.
- iCatCare launches Cat Behavioural Health Programme to improve feline wellbeing.
- Cat Group raises welfare concerns over hybrid, 'Bully,' and 'Dwelf' cat breeding.
- New NSAID guidelines available for veterinarians on long-term use in cats.
- Animal charities express concerns about cat wellbeing in the movie 'Argylle'.
Top Stories
World Feline Congress 2025: Cat wellbeing focus
The World Feline Congress 2025, centered on enhancing cat wellbeing through advancements in medicine and management, will take place at The Edinburgh International Conference Centre from June 27 to June 29, 2025.
iCatCare launches Cat Behavioural Health Programme
iCatCare has introduced a new Cat Behavioural Health Programme aimed at improving feline wellbeing and preventing behavioral issues.
Hybrid cat breeding raises welfare concerns
The Cat Group is emphasizing serious welfare concerns related to the keeping and breeding of hybrid cats as pets.
Concerns over 'Bully' or 'Dwelf' cat breeding
The Cat Group expresses significant concern regarding the breeding and promotion of so-called ‘Bully’ or ‘Dwelf’ cats.
NSAID guidelines for long-term use in cats
Veterinarians can now access the latest Consensus Guidelines, developed by feline experts, on the long-term use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) in cats.
Animal charities concerned about cat wellbeing in 'Argylle'
Leading animal charities and welfare organizations are sharing concerns regarding cat wellbeing in the new Hollywood movie Argylle.
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