The 10 Biggest Holiday Hazards For Cats
Holiday hazards are very real for cats; and humans. It might be the most wonderful time of the year, but the holiday season is a dangerous one. People set their houses on fire burning turkeys…
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Five Foods You Should Never Feed Your Cat and Why
Before our darling cat went missing several months ago, we never fed him ‘human’ food. Mostly because he was a pain in the bottom when it came to the kitchen counters as it was. His…
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Five Reasons to Avoid Adopting a Senior Cat
Senior cats are a lot like senior people. They’re just plain set in their ways. They can be cranky, incontinent, forgetful, and downright difficult. It’s true that they may be more in need of a…
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20 Reasons You Should Be Thankful for Your Cat
Cats are a million times more amazing than many people like to give them credit for being, but we know that they are super cool. They’re relaxed, happy, and they never really bother you (unless…
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Cat’s Amazing Spirit Helps Overcome Broken Bones
Research and statistics released by the Humane Society of the United States’ indicate that over one million animals suffer domestic abuse annually. Miss Kitty is one of those innocent, defenseless victims. Her leg and other…
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Rescuer Creates “Kitty City” for Displaced Shelter Cats
Even if you’re a dog person, like me, your heart probably breaks just like mine does whenever you see a stray cat who is pitiful and scrawny from being malnourished and utterly homeless. If so,…
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Bengal Cat Breed: What You Need to Know
Bold, beautiful and more exotic than a Brazilian supermodel, the Bengal cat is one of the most exotic and gorgeous cats you will ever encounter. A true beauty with its lovely stripes and bright eyes,…
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Five Superhero Powers That Cats Actually Have
Most people still think that superheroes are absolutely the only beings on earth that have flying, teleporting, transmutation, and memory manipulating abilities. The truth is that those cute little kitties that we know and love…
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Can a Kitten Have Down Syndrome?
Genes come in structures called chromosomes stored in the nucleus of each cell. Most humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes, but in some cases, this turns out to be not the case. For example, Down…
