Feline Fun

This cat will give even the most agile dogs a run for their money…

Making your cat a superstar isn’t easy… Everyone at Cat Diaries is convinced that Cornelius has what it takes to be the next feline superstar. ‘Get lost, Garfield!’ we say. ‘Move over, Felix…’ Of course, almost all cat owners are biased when it comes to the qualities...

Forget Cats the musical, meet Nora the musical cat!

Every kitty deserves their moment of fame, and this week we’re giving your very own loyal friend the chance to win our Gallery Competition.

MAKE YOUR CAT A STAR! Post your pics to win prizes! All you have to do is upload photos to the Cat Diaries gallery. The catch, though, is that the photos must be themed. Each week, from now until 5 March, 2010, you’ll be able to upload your photos relating to a certain theme. There will be a new theme...

Simon’s Cat is an Internet phenomenon. The star of a series of short animated films by British illustrator Simon Tofield, his exploits have to date been watched on YouTube by a combined total of 42,701,912 people! That’s about double the population of Australia who have fallen in love with these...

Cat Diaries proudly presents... a compilation of the cutest cat videos ever! Like many things that exist on the Internet, this video comes with a title that’s verging on hyperbole. However, we’re pleased to report that after innumerable repeat viewings (from Cornelius amongst...

As a reader posted on Cat Diaries, reclusive British millionaire left his cat (and assorted animal charities) a whopping $15 million when he died, making Blackie the world’s richest feline. Leaving money to pets – generally in the form of trust funds – is common practice overseas, particularly...

Cornelius and the team at Cat Diaries are loving all of the entries we are receiving for the "Festive...

In the rise of modern civilisation, cats have always been celebrated. In Ancient Egypt, felines were worshipped as gods and goddesses and held in such high esteem that, on death, their bodies were mummified and buried with their deceased owners. So it seems rather appropriate that many present-day (and...