Daytime is shorter whenever winter comes around, so you have less opportunity to play and exercise with your pet. But the dark shouldn’t put you off from doing so, since physical activity means a lot to both dogs and cats – it makes it possible for both their bodies and their minds to be in tip-top shape.

Most, if not all, fur parents would want the opportunity to take their furballs out for a trip or an adventure. If you're a cat mum or dad trying to bring your kitty outdoors for the first time, getting started might be a daunting task. 

In this post, we talk about cat exploring and some simple tips on how you can start going on adventures with your feline.

Part of bringing your cat to your travels and adventures, especially road trips, is having a pet carrier handy. Not only is it for your kitty's safety, but also for your convenience and to ensure that your trip goes smoothly and as stress-free as possible. But not all cats can easily get accustomed to the idea of being cooped up in a tiny space. In this post, we give you 6 ways to teach your cat to get comfortable with its carrier.

Traveling and exploring with your cat can be quite an adventure. But before you can be on your way to endless fun and road trips, the first step to take is to successfully get your cat car trained. The process may not be a walk in the park at the beginning, but you can make this journey faster and easier with these simple tips and tricks!