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S2 B3 10 | 10 Best-Selling Catnip Balls on TikTok – A Review
Today, I’ll be reviewing the Catnip Ball, which is one of the top-selling products on TikTok. It’s like a snack for cats, but it’s made of natural grass. One of its key benefits is that it helps cats expel hairballs. Inside, it contains a mix of catnip, but I wasn’t sure if my cats would like it. So, let’s find out!The result? They ate it without hesitation! The main advantage of these catnip balls is that they help cats cough up hairballs more easily, reducing the chances of them vomiting... Read more...
S2 B6 1 | Is Cat Vaccination Necessary? Here’s Why It Matters
Many people believe that vaccination isn't important or necessary, especially if their cats stay indoors all the time. But do we really need to vaccinate them? According to Thai law, the rabies vaccine is mandatory. Even rats and bats can carry rabies, and we never know what might enter our house. Vaccination isn't just about protecting your cat—it also helps safeguard your household from potential threats. What about other vaccines like leukemia, parvovirus, and cat flu? Are they necessary? While there's a small chance of an allergic reaction, the risk... Read more...
S2 B4 4 | Is Neutering Young Cats Dangerous?
Have you ever heard of a cat dying after being neutered and felt concerned? The truth is, the chances of this happening are very low. It’s essential to understand that most vets recommend fasting—no food or water for at least 6-8 hours before surgery—to prevent vomiting or going into shock under anesthesia. Additionally, a blood test beforehand ensures that the cat is healthy enough for the procedure, reducing potential risks.If fasting and a pre-surgery blood test are skipped, the risk of complications during the procedure increases significantly. However, when these... Read more...
S2 B3 6 | Purrpeller Cat Teaser Review: A Fun Spinning Toy for Cats
The Purrpeller cat teaser is designed like a windmill. When tossed around, its attached feathers spin, effectively grabbing your cat’s attention. One of its highlights is the interchangeable head, which rotates as your cat plays, making it an engaging and interactive toy.After testing, the cats really enjoyed this toy, earning it a solid 7/10 rating. The only downside is the handle, which might not be the most comfortable to hold, and the lack of a bell or jingling sound to further draw the cat's attention. Overall, it’s a great toy... Read more...
S2 B3 11 | Matatabi Review: The Japanese Catnip Cats Ignore
Matatabi, also known as Silvervine, is a Japanese herb similar to regular catnip, but with a much milder scent. The big question is—do cats like Matatabi? From our testing, most cats ignored it completely. Compared to American catnip, which has a stronger scent and captures their interest, Matatabi simply didn’t hold their attention.We tested four types of catnip—Thai, Japanese, and two American brands. The clear winner was the American catnip, as cats enjoyed playing with it the most. The second-best was another American brand. The Thai and Japanese catnips were... Read more...
S1 B2 6 | Abyssinian Cat Colors: Exploring the Three Classic Shades
Abyssinian cats come in three main colors, each with its own unique charm. At BangkokCats, we have Abyssinians in red, also known as cinnamon, which has a warm and striking tone. Next is blue, which has a greyish back with a salmon-colored belly. Lastly, there's ruddy, the classic Abyssinian color, appearing as a deep brown, resembling a wild rabbit.Despite their color differences, all Abyssinians share the same distinctive traits. They have ticked coats, giving them a subtly patterned fur, ears that always look curious, and almond-shaped eyes. When it comes... Read more...
S1 B2 5 | Athena: The World Champion Abyssinian with a Loving Personality
Athena is a perfectly structured Abyssinian cat. She has competed in shows since she was a kitten and is now a world champion in her category. Her body proportions are ideal—her legs are neither too short nor too long, her tail is flawless, and her head shape is perfect. She has striking almond-shaped eyes with a deep copper hue and a naturally curious expression. Although she is not yet of breeding age, we plan to keep her as a breeding queen in the future.Abyssinians are known for their affectionate and... Read more...
S1 B2 4 | Where Do Abyssinian Cats Come From? The Truth You Might Not Know
Many people mistakenly believe that Abyssinian cats originate from Africa, such as Egypt or Somalia. However, DNA tests reveal a high percentage of genes from Asian cats, indicating that their true roots trace back to Asia. Abyssinians are one of the oldest cat breeds, carefully selected over generations for their unique characteristics and temperament.Today, Abyssinians are known for their richly colored ticked coats. They are highly curious and have an excellent temperament, making them incredibly lovable pets. Their affectionate nature sets them apart—they adore humans and often climb onto shoulders... Read more...
S1 B2 3 | Meet Tango: The Unique Snow Lynx Bengal Cat
This is Tango, a Snow Lynx Bengal with a rare and special coat color. The snow coloration comes from a recessive gene, making it uncommon among Bengal cats. One of the most striking features of Snow Bengals is their blue eyes—a trait exclusive to this color. Other Bengal coat variations do not have blue eyes, adding to the uniqueness of this genetic trait.The Snow Bengal color is the result of breeding the Siamese colorpoint gene with Bengals, selectively refined over generations to achieve this look. These cats share signature features... Read more...
S1 B2 2 | Brown Bengal Cats: A Unique and Striking Look
Brown Bengal cats, also known as brown rosetted, have a distinctive appearance. One key characteristic is their coloration and the countershading feature, which includes a white belly—an exceptionally rare trait found in only 3% of Bengal cats worldwide. This white belly is a selectively bred feature designed to resemble the appearance of wild or nocturnal cats.Alyssa is possibly the most striking Bengal cat in the region, if not the world, with her powerful presence and large, round, wild-looking eyes. She has won multiple prestigious awards, including royal recognition and the... Read more...
S1 B2 1 | How Was the Bengal Cat Breed Created?
The ancestor of the Bengal cat is the Asian Leopard Cat (ALC), a wild feline species. The Bengal breed was developed about 50-60 years ago by crossbreeding an Asian Leopard Cat with a domestic cat. Generally, when two different species are crossbred, their offspring are sterile. However, since the DNA of the ALC and the domestic cat are not very different, female offspring remain fertile while males are sterile.To establish the Bengal cat breed, female offspring (F1) were backcrossed with domestic cats. This process was repeated for four generations until... Read more...
S2 B3 2 | How to Stroke a Cat: Best and Worst Spots
The correct way to stroke a cat is to follow the direction of their fur. Avoid stroking against the fur, as most cats dislike it. One of the most important and enjoyable spots for cats is near the base of the tail. This area is often called a "sweet spot" because stroking it tends to make cats feel very relaxed. Gently petting this area can be a great way to bond with your cat. However, not all areas are equally liked by cats. The least favorite spot for most cats... Read more...