Parents across the UK are set to breathe a sigh of relief as their little darlings head back to school next week. But it turns out our furry friends might not be so happy… It's not just parents who get stressed around this time of year

Millions of moggies could be at risk of illness as families return to work and school. ‌

Cats are creatures of habit , and they thrive on routine so household changes can cause major stress. ‌

This can be a trigger for illness, such as painful UTIs. ‌

“September can be a particularly stressful month for them, as children head back to school, owners go back to work, and the household suddenly feels very different ,” says Jason Layton, founder of family-run natural health brand Nature’s Pet.

Prevention of urinary problems is crucial as wh

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