Oz Catz' Ocicat Promotions -
December 9, 2005 .. Dr. Harry visits Oz Catz!!
Dr. Harry, the famous, much loved and much respected TV vet came Oz Catz today to meet our Ocicats and do a special TV segment for Better Homes & Gardens on the Ocicats using the Litter Kwitter Cat Toilet Training System! We were very honoured to welcome Dr Harry and Jo
Lapidge, the Australian inventor of the Litter Kwitter Cat Toilet Training System, to Oz Catz.
Dr Harry, Jo Lapidge and Merrydancer Molly
To say that Dr. Harry was impressed by the practicality and the ingenuity of the Litter Kwitter system would be an understatement!
And he was equally impressed with our fabulous Ocicats, which he thought were fantastic!
Dr. Harry's TV segment on Ocicats and the Litter Kwitter Cat Toilet Training System is due to be aired in March, 2006.
We are also looking forward to an article appearing in Better Homes & Gardens magazine in February. And Dr. Harry will also be doing a special Showcasing the Ocicat on the B. H. & G. TV show and this will be seen towards the middle of 2006.
Thank you Dr. Harry and Jo Lapidge!
Nola of Oz Catz, Dr. Harry and Molly the
Ocicat
December 13, 2005 - Dr. Harry Visits Top Cat Breeder - South Gippsland
Sentinel Times
The following article appeared in our local newspaper following the visit to Oz Catz of Dr. Harry and Jo Lapidge, inventor of the Litter Kwitter Cat Toilet Training System -
Australia's most famous vet, Dr. Harry Cooper, visited South Gippsland last week to meet
one of the world's top cat breeders. Nola Kim from the Gurdies is becoming world renowned for
her specialist-bred Ocicats and Burmese kittens.
The kittens caught the attention of Dr. Cooper who decided to film a story on the breeds for Channel 7's Better Homes and Gardens program.
One of the many attractions of Ms Kim's Ozi Catz [should read Ozcatz] business is that all kittens raised are toilet-trained, using the Litter Kwitter technology developed by Sydney inventor Jo Lapidge. Ms Lapidge was also at the Gurdies on Friday to feature in Dr. Cooper's program.
The Ocicat breed originated in America. The cats have similar markings to a leopard. Ms Kim said the popularity of the breed had grown to the point where there is now a lengthy waiting list for the kittens.
As people buy them the word seems to spread about how good they are. They have amazing
personalities. On our website, people can actually see how they are progressing as they move up the waiting list. Most of the cats are sold before they are born." Ms Kim said.
The breed was introduced to Australia several ago. They've been around since 2000, but they're still relatively unknown. The rarity is one of the attractions for many people, along with their personality and strikingly wild looks. "
Ozcatz kittens are the first in the world to be trained using the new Litter Kwitter system.
All cats adapt differently to the system, which trains the cats to make a gradual transition from using kitty litter to the house-hold toilet.
Oz Catz and the Litter Kwitter is due to feature on Better Homes and Gardens in February.
March 24, 2006 - Ocicats star on Better Homes & Gardens
TV Show with Dr. Harry
Our beautiful Ocicats starred on the
long-awaited Better Homes & Garden TV show in the 'Ocicat Breed Special' segment with Dr. Harry!!
- we were so proud of our beautiful Oz Catz Ocicats!!
July 29, 2006 & July 31, 2006 - Ocicats on 'Vanity Pets'
on Channel 31 TV
Our Oz Catz Ocicats featured in Dr. Melissa
Meehan's 'Vanity Pets' on Channel 31
May 8, 2009 - Ocicats on Channel 7's Sunrise program -
"Lounge Room Leopard"
Danielle showed off Ozspots Spirit of Australia on the Sunrise
Breakfast Show with Mel & Koch. Well done Danielle and 'Min'.
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May 9, 2009 - Ocicats on Channel 9's 'Talk to the
Animals'
Dr. Melissa Meehan, now the host of this
wonderful TV show, came with her film crew for a day to Oz Catz. 'Talk
to the Animals' featured the Ocicat in - The Ocicat Profile - and our beautiful cats and kittens
will also star in a veterinary tips special segment.
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here for vision
May 30, 2009 - Ocicats on Channel 9's 'Talk to the Animals'
vet segment
Dr. Melissa Meehan and the Oz Catz' Ocicats star in a veterinary tips special
segment of the Channel 9's 'Talk to the Animals' show.
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