Discover a Reality Show About Cats: Animal Reality TV

Want to know what your pets do when you're not around? We're taking a look at a reality shows about cats today.
Discover a Reality Show About Cats: Animal Reality TV

Last update: 05 August, 2019

Who hasn’t wanted to know what our pets do when we’re not at home? While there is an animated film that suggests what they may do, many pet owners still wonder what their pets are really doing when they’re home alone. So, here’s a reality show about cats that might help us find out.

Feline “Big Brother”: How a reality show about cats is causing a stir

With the name “Keeping Up With The Kattarshians” (a spoof of Keeping Up With the Kardashians), this Icelandic reality show has been a big success.

In this version of Big Brother pets, there are five kittens. They live in an animal shelter and have hundreds of adventures. The idea of this program to show the “the real life of cats” is based on a show that follows the Kardashian family in the US (featuring Kim, Kourtney, and Khloe Kardashian, Kendall and Kylie Jenner, and Kanye West, among others).

The format of the show is similar, but with very different main characters. The Icelandic project was carried out in collaboration with the local Cat Protection Society. The objective was to raise awareness among residents about adopting pets.

A new program is a reality show about cats.
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What it’s all about

It all starts with the story of an abandoned cat named Kattholt. She was rescued from the streets of Reykjavik. When they took her to a shelter for stray cats, they realized she was pregnant. In total, she had 5 kittens. But amazingly, they were all adopted (including the mother) by the same family. When the kittens were big enough, the mother “insisted” they leave.

The association brought all the kittens back together to see how they had progressed. Then, they created this reality series while they waited for someone to decide to take them home. The names of these kittens are Por, Bubbi, Vigdís, Katla, and Hekla. We can watch them live their lives while they have a great time in their gigantic dollhouse.

Without a doubt, Keeping Up With The Kattarshians revolutionized social networks, not just in Iceland, but also around the world. You just have to search for the “Live” footage to see what the kittens have gotten up to this time.

A reality show about pets in Mexico

A vet doing an exam on a dog.
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The program is called “Sanando a mi mascota” (or Healing My Pet). The animals are the main characters of the story. Basically, the show features vet consultations in the Bandfield Hospital of the National Autonomous University of Mexico and other pet clinics in the city.

The specialists have to solve different cases of diseases, accidents, or fights between dogs, cats, turtles, etc. During the one hour show, viewers watch different stories, diagnoses, and treatment.

You can watch unusual patients with strange diseases. There are even cases that you think might not have a happy ending because of how severe they are. Fortunately, everything ends up okay. In addition, doctors give practical advice to pet owners so they can help and care for them in different emergency situations.

A reality show about animals in China

The name of the program is “Wonderful Animals.” In this program, national actors, singers, and celebrities become veterinarians and zookeepers. It was filmed in the largest zoo in China, located in the Guangdong province.

The participants (including the WWF ambassador to China) had to live for five weeks inside a compound. There, the participants had to play the part of a caregiver, always guided by professionals. The animals that inhabit the zoo are varied, from panda bears, giraffes, whales, chimpanzees, elephants, and koalas, among others.

This reality show seeks to highlight love for animals and how to protect them. It also highlights the responsibility that we have to animals, according to the director of the program.


This text is provided for informational purposes only and does not replace consultation with a professional. If in doubt, consult your specialist.