Brooke
Bundy
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About
Brooke Bundy is a freelance writer who lives with three cats and a dog. She has a B.S. in Media Studies from the University of North Georgia. Booke loves storytelling and spending time with her pets at their house in New Orleans, Louisiana. In her free time, she enjoys gardening, cooking, and brewing coffee.Archive
Jun 19, 2025
From manic midnight zoomies to suddenly hiding away from you, cats do some pretty strange things. You know your cat’s “normal” behavior best, so it can be alarming when they do something that’s not only weird, but also out of...
Jun 19, 2025
Nutritional yeast is usually healthy for cats in moderation. Unlike baking yeast—which is highly dangerous to felines—nutritional yeast is deactivated yeast, which means it won’t ferment and rise in your cat’s stomach. Nutritional yeast is healthy in and of itself...
Jun 19, 2025
Simple to digest and soothing to the throat, chicken noodle soup has been touted as the remedy for a variety of ailments in humans. Cats naturally love chicken, so they may be drawn to the soup regardless of its supposed...
Jun 19, 2025
With a rusty apricot body lashed with dark, thick stripes, the Toyger cat looks like a tiger from the jungle but belongs in your living room. The Toyger is a newer breed that originated in the 1980s when someone crossed...
Jun 19, 2025
Did you know that most bulbed plants are toxic to cats?1 Many of the flowers in your garden, including lilies, are toxic to pets. Your spice rack is also a danger zone for your curious kitty because of garlic and...
Jun 19, 2025
Our cats deserve the right to a loving home that provides for them every day. However, on International Animal Rights Day, the focus expands beyond the paws within our four walls to the creatures around the world, foreign and domestic....
Jun 19, 2025
Traditionally, cat ownership wasn’t that popular in India. Plenty of street cats hung out in the alleys, but they typically fended for themselves, with little human interaction. But while there are many such cats still lingering on the streets today,...
Jun 19, 2025
A cat’s eyes are often their most striking feature. We all know whether our cats have amber or green irises and are fairly familiar with the shape of their eyes and pupils. Iris melanosis in cats is a condition of...
Jun 19, 2025
Cats savor sunlight. Their bodies radiate warmth, and most of them greatly dislike cold weather. Similar to our reptilian friends, felines tolerate temperatures around 60ºF to 70ºF but really thrive in the 86ºF to 100ºF zone. Even so, it isn’t...
Jul 6, 2025
Did you know your cat probably doesn’t drink enough water? Urinary problems are the reason behind many vet visits, whether it’s treatment for bladder stones, cysts, or other problems falling under Urinary Tract Disease. Urinary problems are actually the leading...
Jun 19, 2025
Fleas endanger our pets and homes beyond the bites and unpleasant stigma attached to infestations. They are also hosts to other parasites, such as tapeworms, which can hatch inside your cat’s intestine if ingested. In some cats, flea bites can...
Jun 19, 2025
Giving up an animal may feel bittersweet, like parting ways with a longtime friend. You should only consider rehoming your cat for serious and unpreventable reasons and if both parties benefit. Change is a giant stressor in a feline’s life,...
Jun 19, 2025
Cats are intrigued by objects that make a crisp, crackling sound. Something about their curious personalities makes the compelling sound of a crinkly toy irresistible, much like how they’ll clamor to the chime of a bell. But why, out of...
Jun 19, 2025
You know you’re a good cat parent when your low-budget can of soup costs less than your cat’s can of wet food, which is $3 a tin. Once you introduce wet food to a cat, some felines refuse to return...
Jun 19, 2025
Your cat doesn’t hate you. Thankfully, humans are the only species that write vengeful songs about our exes and actively harbor bitterness. Although cats don’t technically hold grudges, that argument might be a tough one to prove at times when...
