We Celebrate Cat Day at the Ochota na Kota Center!

We Celebrate Cat Day at the Ochota na Kota Center!

We invite you to celebrate Cat Day at our Ochota na Kota center.

Microchipping and behavioral advice do not require appointments.

Free cat microchipping — 2:00 PM–6:00 PM
- free microchipping + lifetime registration of the microchip in the Safe Animal database
- cats may be chipped by people living in Warsaw

• bring the cat's health booklet (or another document proving ownership)
• bring an identity document
• the cat must be at least 12 weeks old

Free behavioral consultations — 2:00 PM–6:00 PM

• help to preliminarily identify what might be causing a problem
• suggest what direction to take
• indicate possible ways to help the cat

If you are not currently experiencing any problems but want to learn how to improve your cat's comfort and quality of life — you are also welcome. This is an ideal opportunity to ask questions and dispel doubts.

Consultations held at our center do not replace full professional behavioral consultations, which should take place in the environment where the cat lives.

⚠️ EDIT: All training spots are already booked.

Unusually — for the first time we will start with a First Aid for Cats training.

First aid for cats – training for caregivers
The training will be led by an experienced veterinarian. It is aimed at caregivers who want to know how to respond in a critical situation.

In such moments minutes count — a quick and proper reaction by the caregiver can save a life.

The training was created for cat caregivers who want to:

• know how to recognize a life-threatening condition
• learn the basics of first aid for cats
• gain confidence in how to act until they reach a veterinarian
• stop panicking and start acting consciously

The training is practical in nature and does not require prior medical knowledge. If you live with a cat — this is knowledge worth having.

During the trainings our center will be closed so they can take place in calm conditions.

Organizational information:

• the training will take place in two groups of 10 people each
• Group I: 12:00 (duration: about 1 hour)
• Group II: 13:00 (duration: about 1 hour)
• Registration is required for the training — applications are accepted by email

If you would like to give something to shelter cats for their holiday, we will gladly accept:

• scratching posts
• toys filled with valerian
• scent balls

See you!