In a post I wrote several weeks ago, I indicated I do not baby talk to my cats. Then I started paying attention to some of the phrases I say over and over to them. Guess what? A few of them are indeed baby-talkish. Not all of them, but I can’t say I’m immune to …
OK, I Admit It: I Baby Talk to My Cats (Just a Widdle) Read More »
The American Association of Feline Practitioners released its latest vaccination guidelines in the September 2013 Journal of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery. Its prior report in 2006 recommended that only certain vaccines should be considered necessary for all cats and that a number of others should be given based on the cat’s lifestyle and general health. …
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Nobody is perfect, and neither are our cats. While some of their stereotypically feline misbehavior is cute or understandable (wanting to be fed before the alarm rings in the morning comes to mind) other things they do are downright deviant. Here are five reasons my cats’ bad behavior should land them in therapy — or …
Over the past year, I have lost nearly 60 pounds. Besides cutting down on how much I eat, I have been caring for six spoiled house cats. You may wonder, what is so hard about that? How could someone possibly burn enough calories to make a difference just taking care of six cats? Believe me, …
Look, George the cat is so fluffin’ handsome that he doesn’t need to see his reflection to know how good-looking he is. George’s handsomeness transcends vision — it’s more like an experience. Not only is George blind and handsome, he’s deaf. But whatever, because he’s a cat and he still has his whiskers and his …
George the Cat Is Blind, Deaf and Devilishly Handsome Read More »
