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'Paws-up' as shop donates cat food to Cornwall dog charity
'Paws-up' as shop donates cat food to Cornwall dog charity

BBC News

time17-07-2025

  • Business
  • BBC News

'Paws-up' as shop donates cat food to Cornwall dog charity

A national pet retailer has apologised after it donated a van full of cat food and litter to a Cornish dog police dog handler Dave Wardell, who runs German Shepherd Rescue Elite (GSRE), thanked Pets at Home for its donation but joked about the dogs barking with "a slightly feline accent".A spokesperson for Pets at Home said: "Sending a pallet meant for cats to a German Shepherd rescue was definitely a paws-up!"Mr Wardell said he had passed the cat food and litter on to five cat rescue organisations in Cornwall. He said: "Now, we love all animals, but try telling a German Shepherd that their dinner is chicken and tuna in jelly and their bed now smells like a giant litter tray."We're just waiting for the dogs to start a riot. "Demands so far are more sausages, fewer cats and someone to explain what a 'Meow Mix' is!"The Pets at Home spokesperson said: "While the dogs were understandably unimpressed by the surprise feline menu, we're so grateful to the team at GSRE for seeing the funny side, and we're already putting things right with a fresh delivery of canine-approved supplies."On a more serious note, Mr Wardell thanked Pets at Home for being "so generous" and saving the Callington-based charity "so much money".The retailer said its charitable arm, the Pets Foundation, had donated more than 1,670 pallets of pet products to help pets in need to date.

Cancer Diaries: Where I almost fall off an escalator and get reminded I'm a fall risk
Cancer Diaries: Where I almost fall off an escalator and get reminded I'm a fall risk

Malay Mail

time16-07-2025

  • Health
  • Malay Mail

Cancer Diaries: Where I almost fall off an escalator and get reminded I'm a fall risk

JULY 16 — I almost fell off an escalator the other day and it made me so angry. Yes, I know someone reading this assumed perhaps I was careless, inattentive, staring at my phone or somehow distracted. My phone was in my bag. I was staring straight ahead. One arm gripping the handrail, both feet planted firmly on the step. Yet for a brief moment I felt disoriented all of a sudden and I swayed backward. If I hadn't been holding on tightly the back of my head would have met the floor; it was terrifying as I held on trying to right myself. This, despite when I'm walking on level ground always having to fight my body trying to hunch over like Gollum. I hate being reminded about how much more fragile I am but at the same time I now get why people will avoid the stairs/escalators and choose the lift. The only reason I was out and about was because I needed cat food and my picky tabby only likes a specific type — no mousse, no jelly, no chicken, only soupy or with gravy and I'd forgotten to order some online. Not that I'm not getting better. It doesn't hurt sitting down getting into a car now though getting out is another story. Some days I still get disoriented at odd times — I found myself doing a 360 degree turn in the bathroom, like my head couldn't quite grasp where I was until I spun around. Still I'm very conscious that besides my near-bald head I don't look sick so I'm sure people get judgy about the way I walk or my hasty shuffle into an MRT lift. Being hyper-vigilant is exhausting, though. I continue to lightly tread on my mini-trampoline, no energetic jumps just stepping in place or to the side, occasionally incorporating arm boxing movements and pacing myself. When I first got it I couldn't even stand being on it for more than a couple of minutes. I got too winded. Now I regularly do the bounce for at least 10 minutes after meals and my resting heart rate has improved. Still, my near-fall is a reminder that all I can do is try and cross my fingers. On social media Malaysians grumble a lot seeing our politicians happily post photos of themselves doing walkabouts in foreign countries that would not be possible here. Sure, someone wrote, Malaysia is very walkable if you have no fear for your life! I would just like everywhere to be walkable because even our hospitals are not exactly wheelchair-friendly, despite their nature. Having taken the walking paths around KL General Hospital I note how uneven some pavements are and the crossings that would be difficult to navigate if I was solo in a wheelchair. Meanwhile the woman I'm quietly stalking on Threads had given up on trying to get zakat to fund her medication. She was told that she needed to redo her application, after she had followed up with not one but two offices to ask if they needed anything else from her. It's harrowing to see the hoops people need to jump just to survive. There is plenty of zakat money — why is it so hard to access for those who need it? What is this gatekeeping from what zakat was meant for? Having to go to a third zakat office after the first two gave her the runaround, I know she must be so tired. No one should struggle this hard to afford life saving medication and treatments. Fortunately by the time I finished drafting this column, her application had been re-assessed and approved. The road to the end of my treatment is within sight, coincidentally around my birthday next year. For other people like this woman the future is still uncertain and a long, expensive road full of trials such as bureaucratic red tape awaits them. Depressingly, instead of making treatment more accessible, we now have a new paid tier for public healthcare. One doctor said on X, now patients are going to grumble at us saying they paid extra, why aren't they getting seen faster? The problem: too few doctors, too many patients. The solution, apparently, is to give the people the option to pay more to get seen first. I am not sure what problem this solution solves but I hope people get angry enough to make their dissatisfaction over this, the government's problem.

Cat owners rush to Amazon as Felix sachet mega-pack is reduced to 22p EACH – save 57%
Cat owners rush to Amazon as Felix sachet mega-pack is reduced to 22p EACH – save 57%

The Sun

time08-07-2025

  • Business
  • The Sun

Cat owners rush to Amazon as Felix sachet mega-pack is reduced to 22p EACH – save 57%

AMAZON Prime Day has just kicked off, and there's a stellar deal that cat owners shouldn't miss. The retail giant has slashed the price of a 40-pack of Felix Tasty Shreds wet food pouches from £20.77 to just £8.97 - that's a 57% price drop. 1 BUY ON AMAZON As the Amazon Prime Day sale kicks off with a bang, here's an amazing deal for those with feline pets - and better still, it's not just for Prime subscribers. You'll find our pick of the top discounts listed on our, best Amazon Prime Day deals. This Felix jumbo variety pack includes four different flavours, with ten pouches per flavour (beef, salmon, chicken, and tuna). It's now Amazon's best-selling cat food - no surprise with that epic discount. The Felix Tasty Shreds are not only extremely tasty and juicy for your cat, but are also tailored to meet the dietary needs of all breeds and sizes of cats. All flavours are rich in Vitamins D & E and Omega 6 fatty acids, offering balanced, nutritious meals to keep your cat healthy and happy. The convenience of individually sealed pouches makes feeding time effortless and creates less mess, as you simply tear open a pouch and serve it up, with no fuss. Many happy shoppers have already praised the pouches, saying they're perfect even for fussy cats. One delighted owner said: 'Felix Tasty Shreds are a lifesaver for my picky eater. She devours every pouch!" It's no wonder that over 10,000 packs have already been snapped up in the last month alone, and the pouches have amassed over a thousand five-star reviews on Amazon. Happy cat owners have raved about the sachets in terms of their enjoyment, value, and health benefits. One customer stated: ' The most important thing is that my cat loves the taste. She gobbles it up every time, with no hesitation. The fish flavours seem to be a real winner. I've tried other brands and varieties, but this one consistently gets the best reaction.' Other reviews note the competitive value of the feline food, saying: 'Better value than supermarkets' and praising the 'Unbeatable price.' With this deal continuing to fly off the virtual shelves, you'll need to act quickly to grab your 40-pack, as the prices aren't set to stay this low. Head over to the Amazon Prime Day sale now and stock up on meals your cat will love—without breaking the bank. This Amazon Prime Day, there are thousands of deals across a variety of products, from pet food and household essentials to tech and beauty items. Top 10 Amazon Prime Day deals Amazon Prime Day is running from 8th-11th July - here's our pick of the 10 best deals for Prime members. * If you click on a link in this boxout we will earn affiliate revenue Shark FlexBreeze HydroGo Cordless Fan, £99.99 (was £129.99) - buy here Eufy G50 Robot Vacuum Cleaner, £99.99 was (£199.99) - buy here Fairy Platinum Plus All-in-1 Dishwasher Tablets, £22.50 (was £27.89) - buy here Echo Dot + Ring Video Doorbell, £65.99 (save 57%) - buy here Shark IZ202UKT Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner, £178.88 (was £279.99) - buy here Cillso Fitness Smartwatch, £23.99 (was £129.99) - buy here Remington Advanced Coconut Therapy Hair Straightener, £34.90 (was £139.99) - buy here L'Oréal Paris Anti-Ageing Day Cream, £13.99 (was £29.99) - buy here Ninja Foodi StaySharp Knife Block, £199.99 (was £249.99) - buy here Xinwild Wireless Earbuds, £21.99 (was £129.99) - buy here Just remember: to qualify for these offers you need to be signed up to Prime. We've rounded up more great offers here:

Redbarn Expands Air Dried Powerfood Line With Launch of Cat Recipe
Redbarn Expands Air Dried Powerfood Line With Launch of Cat Recipe

Yahoo

time07-07-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Redbarn Expands Air Dried Powerfood Line With Launch of Cat Recipe

New Chicken Recipe Offers Premium, Nutrient-Dense Nutrition for Cats LONG BEACH, Calif., July 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Redbarn, a family-owned company dedicated to delivering premium nutrition to pets, today announced its return to the cat food category with the expansion of its best-selling Air Dried Powerfood line, now formulated for cats. Launching with a savory chicken recipe, Redbarn's Air Dried Cat Powerfood is made with 91% real chicken and chicken organs and is gently air dried to remove moisture while retaining premium nutrition. The result is a crunchy texture and irresistible flavor that cats love. Formulated to support your cat's active lifestyle, the recipe features: Chicken and Chicken Organs to support muscle health and energy, with added taurine, a naturally occurring amino sulfonic acid for heart and vision health New Zealand Green Mussel, which is high in glucosamine, chondroitin, and omega-3s to support joint, skin, and overall health Flaxseed, a natural source of omega-3 fatty acids to promote healthy skin, a shiny coat, and immune function Salmon Oil, packed with EPA and DHA (essential omega-3 fatty acids), to support joint function, cognitive function, and heart health L-Carnitine, an amino acid produced by the body to support a healthy metabolism and weight management. Vitamins and minerals, to ensure complete nutrition and support your cat's overall health Redbarn's Air Dried Cat Powerfood is minimally processed, crafted in the U.S.A. with premium ingredients, and is grain-free, gluten-free and non-GMO. Whether served as a complete meal, used as a meal topper, or offered as a treat, it's a versatile, nutrient-rich way to satisfy your cat's cravings. "We're thrilled to expand our Air Dried Powerfood line with a premium recipe made just for cats," said Rashell Cooper, Vice President of Brand Marketing at Redbarn. "We're committed to creating products that meet the unique needs of pets at every stage of life. This launch brings together premium ingredients, thoughtful nutrition, and a flavor that even the pickiest cats will love." The launch of Air Dried Cat Powerfood reflects Redbarn's continued commitment to thoughtfully formulated pet food made with recognizable, whole ingredients that support pets' health and happiness. Redbarn's innovative air-drying process preserves the natural vitamins, minerals, and nutrients that are often destroyed by the high-heat cooking methods used by many competitors. This technique delivers the nutritional benefits of raw pet food, without the risk of harmful bacteria or the need for refrigeration or freezer storage, as the product is completely shelf stable. Redbarn's Air Dried Cat Powerfood is available on Redbarn's website for $4.49 for the 2.5oz trial size and $40.49 for a 2lb bag. To learn more about Redbarn, please visit or follow along at @redbarninc. About Redbarn:Redbarn is a family-owned company dedicated to delivering premium nutrition to pets through thoughtfully crafted food, treats, and chews. Chasing excellence since 1996, Redbarn has focused on producing high-quality products made with responsibly sourced ingredients. With a commitment to safety, transparency, and innovation, Redbarn offers a wide range of recipes—including air dried, rolled, whole-grain, and grain-free options—designed to meet the unique needs of dogs and cats at every stage of life. Redbarn's best-selling Air Dried Powerfood has been recognized with the 2025 Pet Insight Vanguard Award, as well as the Pet Age 2025 Editor's Select Award, honoring the brand's commitment to providing high-quality products that prioritize pet health and safety. Every product is backed by Redbarn's promise: to help pets live healthy, happy lives. For more information, visit Media ContactPower Digital Marketingredbarnpetproducts@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Redbarn Sign in to access your portfolio

Lynn Haven Animal Shelter seeking donations for kittens and cats
Lynn Haven Animal Shelter seeking donations for kittens and cats

Yahoo

time01-06-2025

  • General
  • Yahoo

Lynn Haven Animal Shelter seeking donations for kittens and cats

LYNN HAVEN, Fla. (WMBB) – Lynn Haven Animal Shelter is seeking donations for cat litter and food. According to a Facebook post by the City of Lynn Haven, the shelter is currently housing 25 kittens and five cats, and running low on wet and dry kitten food and cat litter. Since most kittens are under 10 weeks old, they are not for adoption yet, so they'll need enough supplies to support them for the next few weeks. You can drop off supplies at 1750 Recreation Drive, Lynn Haven, Florida. For more information, contact the Lynn Haven Animal Shelter at 850-265-4699. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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