Editor’s Note: Brad’s article originally ran on Thought Catalog. We’re rerunning it here with his permission. You might have noticed the earth is crawling with cats, millions of adorable cats wandering the streets, slinking into storm drains and darting across alleys. I know I noticed, and I thought, “Are they searching for new homes? Are …
A couple of weeks ago, we posted Pancake the cat’s report card. It turns out he needs a little private tutelage to hone his hiding skills. Well, turnabout is fair play, and my three cats decided it’s high time I received a performance evaluation. Yesterday we gathered around the “conference” room, which looks a lot …
My Cats Wrote My Performance Review and It’s Not Pretty Read More »
If you’ve ever donated blood or had surgery, you probably know your blood type, which is determined by two different blood groups, the ABO group and the Rh blood group. The combination of these blood groups determine the antibodies and antigens in your blood, which determine what types of blood can be used for a …
If you’ve ever cared for a critically ill or terminal cat, you know that it’s a heck of a lot of work. And still, the rest of life charges on. Even though your cat needs care, you need to go to work, other commitments need to be met, and, yes, you even need to take …
How Do You Care for Yourself When You’re Caring for Your Critically Ill Cat? Read More »
The overwhelming majority of veterinary practices are divided into three areas. You’ll be familiar with the waiting room and reception, where you check in for appointments and wait to go into one of the exam rooms. Speaking of exam rooms, you’re also familiar with the area where they are located. But there is another area …
Why Do Vets Take Cats “Into the Back”? What Happens There? Read More »
