La Recoleta Cemetery is by far Buenos Aires’ biggest attraction. Tombs decorated with stunning architecture and statues line up the streets of this mysterious dwelling place. It’s where all of Argentina’s “who’s who” is buried, including Evita Per├│n; she still receives flowers and love from her fans decades after her death. But amongst the angel …
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I’d never thought much about feline pancreatic disorders beyond diabetes, which I know quite a bit about thanks to my own diabetic kitty. But a year or so ago, my best friend took her cat to the vet because she was lethargic, not eating well, and generally just not doing right. Diagnostic tests revealed that …
My orange cat Chester may be more complicated than he first appears. I adopted Chester from an animal shelter where I once volunteered. I have a fondness for orange male tabbies, and Chester had caught my eye. I liked his gentle nature and his fat-cheeked orange face. The Humane Society had rescued him as a …
Cats are incredibly inquisitive creatures. They regularly let their curiosity get the better of themselves. I think there’s almost a maxim about it. So off the back of that startlingly original setup, it’s not a total surprise to hear that an eager American Shorthair in Westlake, Ohio, finagled her way into the engine of a …
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I’ve written about cat huffing here on Catster, and since then, many of you have shamelessly come forward to admit your own addiction to the joy of cat huffing. In case you don’t know what cat huffing is, let me explain: Cat huffing happens when you bury your full face into a furry part of …
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