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Help us to learn more about cats by taking part in our current surveys.

 
 
   

 

 


New survey: Hand-rearing of kittens
Your help needed

Do you hand-rear kittens? We are conducting a new and important survey with the Cat Group and the University of Lincoln to collect vital information about how people hand-rear kittens. Everyone does this differently, and there is little information currently available. There are no right or wrong answers. The survey is simply intended to gather information so that we can learn about what is done, and then develop the best advice possible. We welcome all responses, irrespective of where you live and/or work, and we would be very grateful if you could take the time to complete this questionnaire.

              


Is your cat stressed ?...
take the Ceva 'cat stress risk barometer' test!


Ceva, the makers of Feliway, have developed a brief web-based questionnaire and an iPhone app to help tell if your cat may be stressed or is living in an environment where stress is likely.

This is a fun and interactive way to help tell if there may be stress risks that your cat is exposed to. To look at the web test, click here ... or to download the free iPhone app click here.


Do you own a kitten aged 8-16 weeks?


If so, the 'Bristol Cats Study Group' needs to hear from you!
The aim of the study is to collect information from kitten owners to help find causes of common behaviour patterns and diseases of cats (e.g. obesity & hyperthyroidism). If you are a kitten owner and would like to contribute to this invaluable study, please click here for more...


Calling all breeders – is your Queen having a litter of kittens this year?

If so, please consider taking part in an exciting new study being conducted by the University of Lincoln into kitten development. The results of the study will help provide much needed information on the mechanisms which underpin feline behaviour development. The study will involve participants recording basic stages of kitten development (such their weight and times at which certain events occur, e.g. eyes opening), and will only take a few minutes each day to complete. Your Queen doesn't need to be a specific breed or a certain age.

To take part in this important study, please contact Rachael King at Wood Green Animal Shelters: e-mail:rachael.king@woodgreen.org.uk or Tel: 0844 248 81 81 ext 1305



New lease of life for cats

Following on from last year’s feline amputee survey, Lyn Forster of the RVC is now taking a closer look into how cats adapt their behaviour following amputation. If your cat has had a limb amputated, please consider taking the time to complete this questioner and help Lyn with her research. Take part ...

Click here for the results of the first questionnaire

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