It’s that time again: Happy Healthy Cat Month

For many cat owners, September feels like a fresh start. But did you know it’s also Happy Healthy Cat Month? A whole month dedicated to your cat’s health and wellbeing. And let’s be honest: when you dive back into the chaos of daily life, your cat feels it too. Luckily, there are a few simple things you can do to keep them healthy, happy, and relaxed.

Ready for a fresh start?

⬇️ Here’s how your cat can benefit from it this month too ⬇️

1. Stick to regular feeding and playtimes

Cats thrive on predictability. Especially now your routine is shifting again, a consistent schedule gives them peace of mind.

Feed them at roughly the same times every day (yes, weekends count too 😉).
Plan a daily play session, it doesn’t matter how short.
Too busy? Set up a food puzzle so your cat has something to do while you’re out.

2. Keep your cat moving

With autumn on the way, your cat might be spending more time indoors which can get boring pretty quickly.

Rotate toys to keep things exciting.
Pop down a cardboard box or paper bag cheap.
Or perhaps consider a climbing wall set or an extra scratching post to add some vertical fun.

3. Do a mini health check

Happy Healthy Cat Month is the perfect time to check in on your cat’s wellbeing.

Take a look at their eyes, teeth, and coat.
Keep an eye on their weight.
Noticed anything unusual? Book a quick vet check to rule out any ilnesses.

“I thought my cat would cope just fine… until I noticed how unsettled he became once I slipped back into my old work routine.”

– An experience many catowners relate to

4. Give their brain a workout

After a holiday you may need to get your brain going again, and your cat could use some stimulation too.

Make a DIY toy.
Hide treats around the house and let them “hunt”.
Got a spare moment (and some patience)? Teach them a simple trick.

Are you teaching your cat something new this month?

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But how difficult is it really to get your cat used to a leash? And who knows… you might actually end up loving your weekly cat walks.
In this blog, we’ll help you figure out whether it’s something for you and your cat. We'll explore the pros and cons ,and most importantly: how to get started.

5. Let your cat join your routine

New month = new habits. Why not include your cat?

Play for five minutes before work, so they start the day relaxed too.
Make cuddle time part of your evening after dinner.
Working from home? Use your coffee break for a quick play session. That way, your routine becomes theirs too, and you’ll both enjoy it.

Happy Healthy Cat Month!

This month is all about familiarity, exercise, and a little extra attention. With just a few tweaks to your day, you can help your cat feel calm and content even while you’re getting back into the swing of things.

Still trying to find your rhythm after the holidays together with your cat?

How’s it going for you? Tell us in the comments, we’d love to hear!