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Chris has been a science-focused pet writer since 2009, specializing in health and the environment. She lives with her husband Norm and three amazing cats in the land of 10,000 lakes. When she's not writing about cats, Chris also enjoys boating and sampling wine. She has her WSET 1 and 2 certifications and is currently pursuing her Certified Wine Specialist Award (CSW).
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GMOs or genetically modified organisms is a buzz phrase often used when describing human foods, but it has segued into the pet industry. We want the best for o…
We are a nation that loves our pets. Research has shown that only 15% don’t describe themselves as either dog or cat people, while nearly 28% said they were bo…
Cats sometimes do unpredictable things. They’ll get startled when you move your shoes and jump straight into the air; they will suddenly dart around the room,…
Our relationship with our feline companions has evolved dramatically through the ages. They’ve gone from wild animals to beloved pets. About 95% of people thin…
As much as we love our pets, it sometimes feels like we have furry toddlers in our homes. They get into things that they shouldn’t, eat stuff that can hurt the…
The holidays are the best time to spoil your kitty with something special in their Christmas stocking. Cats can’t have too many toys, especially the more intel…
It’s natural for someone to consider kissing their pets. After all, it’s one of the most common ways we show affection. However, we don’t recommend sharing you…
Author Whitney Fleming once said, “The scariest part of raising teenagers is remembering the stupid things you did as a teenager.” Perhaps you’ll also think of…
While we like to think of our pets as tame animals, our cats are still deeply in touch with their wild instincts. When let outdoors, they kill millions of bird…
Felines are predators, and although your indoor kitty might not be doing much hunting these days, predators like to locate and catch prey, as it keeps them men…
