Welcome to Cats in Dubai — your place for everything about happy, healthy cats in the UAE. Here you’ll find simple tips on care, feeding, and play to make life with your cat in Dubai fun, safe, and full of love.
Feeding your cat the right amount of food is one of the most important parts of keeping her healthy. Too much food can lead to overweight and health problems, while too little food may cause weakness and...
Cats love to scratch, but in Dubai apartments this can quickly damage your furniture. With the right tools, training, and setup, you can protect your home while keeping your cat happy.
Dubai is home to a large number of stray and community cats. While many families care for their pets responsibly, unneutered cats often reproduce quickly, leading to more kittens than homes available...
Dubai summers are famous for their extreme heat. While cats love to stretch out in the sun, too much heat can quickly become dangerous for them. Most cats in Dubai live indoors, often in apartments, where...
Water is just as important for cats as it is for humans. It keeps their organs working, supports the kidneys, and helps to prevent urinary problems. Many cat owners worry because they rarely see their...
In Dubai, many cats live in high-rise apartments with balconies. While a balcony may look like the perfect spot for fresh air and sunshine, it can also be one of the most dangerous places for a cat.
Worms are one of the most common health problems in cats, and even indoor cats in Dubai can be at risk.
When a new cat is about to move in, excitement is high. At the same time, good preparation is key to make the first days smooth and stress-free. With the right equipment, your new companion will quickly...
Cats in Dubai live in a unique environment. The hot climate, urban lifestyle, and presence of stray cats all play a role in feline health. While many pets in the UAE receive excellent veterinary care...
Cats are among the most popular pets in Dubai. They fit well into both apartments and villas, and many residents appreciate their independence compared to dogs. But while cats are easier to keep in some...
In Dubai, air conditioning is more than comfort – it is survival. With summer temperatures often climbing above 45°C, both humans and pets rely on cool indoor spaces to stay safe.