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Six NZ councils require cat registration
Cat containment rules remain patchy but, since 2018, six local councils have introduced bylaws requiring that pet cats be microchipped and the chip registered with the New Zealand Companion Animal Register (NZCAR).
New Zealand: Get ready for Purrfect Fence
We’re thrilled to announce that we can help even more cats live happily ever after, with the introduction of Purrfect Fence to New Zealand. Purrfect Fence works on a wide variety of fences.
Local councils in Australia call for cat controls
In Australia, one in three cat owners keeps their feline pets contained on their own property. That rate is four times higher than in New Zealand, but some Australian councils say it’s still not enough to adequately protect native wildlife.
Animal rescuers among cyclone heroes
As Cyclone Gabrielle slowly moves away from New Zealand, many in this country are counting the cost. And the cost is high. It has also been an extremely hard time for many animals, including wildlife, livestock and pets.
What insurance claims show about cat health
Owning a cat can be expensive, especially if they require a lot of veterinary care. One of the best ways to keep them healthy – and save you money – is to keep them contained on your property, as explained in an article published today on nzherald.co.nz.
Cat containment discussion with Dr Kat Littlewood
Veterinarian Dr Kat Littlewood spoke about cat containment during her appearance today on RNZ’s Nine to Noon programme with Kathryn Ryan.
Cat-proof gardens in Kiwi Gardener magazine
Kiwi Gardener (“for gardeners who like to get their hands dirty”) has covered the cat-proof gardens trend with a shout-out to CATFENCE.
CATFENCE on RNZ’s ‘The Panel’
Neil was a guest this afternoon on RNZ National (New Zealand’s national public radio network) to talk about the Oscillot cat fence system. The programme is The Panel, hosted by Wallace Chapman
Cat containment featured on Stuff news site
‘Catios, cat fences and the rise of the cat containment industry’ is the headline on an article published today on stuff.co.nz, New Zealand’s most popular news site.