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Autumn is upon us, and human kids aren’t the only ones who enjoy a clever trick (or a treat!) to celebrate the season. Here are six ways cats get tricky during Halloween — and all year long.
Angie Bailey
Angie Bailey, an award-winning writer, podcaster, and humorist, is the author of Texts from Mittens and Whiskerslist: The Kitty Classifieds. She's written cat humor for over a decade, and lives in Minneapolis with her fiancé and two cats -- Phoebe, a sassy senior and Janet, a teenage kitty with tons of tortitude.
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Here are eight types of kitty athletes, along with their robust qualifications.
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Here are six presents cats would scratch onto their Christmas lists, most of them unwrappable, yet highly coveted.
A little feline feedback on humans’ attempts at training them — take it with a grain of salty attitude.
Here are eight classes at the local feline a-cat-emy in which kitties would earn a place on the honor roll.
Summer’s increased foot traffic outdoors provides your cat with prime opportunities to sneak out. We’ve found a few tricks to keep your cat from escaping.
