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Often referred to as “cat drugs”, catnip is a fun toy for your cat. But what is catnip and why do cats like it? Learn all about this herb with KatKin.

As we reflect on Mental Health Awareness Week, we are full of gratitude to our cats for all the ways they enhance our well being every day. Whether it's the morning cuddle, their comforting purr or the way they make us laugh at their crazy antics, the benefits of cat companionship for both physical and emotional health are well documented

So – you love cats, but you can’t have one right now. Maybe your lifestyle makes adoption difficult or you can't afford it

If you’ve ever stood in the supermarket pet food aisle (bizarrely always next to the detergent aisle) and felt overwhelmed and baffled, you’re not alone. The cat food industry is full of so many competing claims, tricks, and carefully worded labels, it can be difficult to understand what’s really in your cat’s food

90% of cats in the UK have access to the outdoors. If you're considering a cat flap, we've got you covered with our top tips for training your cat to use it.

The question of whether to allow your cat outdoors is a personal decision for every cat parent and depends on factors such as your location, proximity to busy roads, and lifestyle. Indoor cats live on average significantly longer than cats that are free to roam

In the first blog in this series, we talked about cat food allergies: what they are and how to find out if your cat has one. So where do you go from here? Once your vet has confirmed that your cat has an allergy or intolerance, you need to know what to do about it

Tackling food allergies in cats can be tricky. Since our cats can’t clearly tell us what’s wrong, it can be hard to know what’s happening

February is the month of love, and we want our cats to feel it too. But while loving our cats is the easy part (we consider ourselves experts), convincing them to love each other can be a bit more tricky

Part 2: The Ingredients Is dry food really that bad for cats? And if my cat likes it, is a small amount of dry food a bad thing? Lots of cat parents are starting to question the dry cat food lurking in their cupboard – and KatKin is here to tell you why you should ditch the dry for good, and switch to our Fresh-cooked 100% premium meat cat food. In our last blog, we talked about why the manufacturing process should have you questioning that bag of kibble

Is dry cat food really bad for cats? And, if so many cats are eating it, surely it can’t be all that bad for them? Well, just like human habits, the fact that a lot of people are doing it doesn’t make it good. And the fact that your cat seems healthy right now doesn’t mean dry cat food is the best thing for them.

Just realised it’s December and haven’t got a present yet for the cat-lover in your life? Have no fear: KatKin is here to put all the right presents on Santa’s sleigh this year. Whether it’s buying a gift or making it yourself, we’ll help you make the season bright