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Christian started writing for a local newspaper as a teenager, and he's been involved in the publishing industry for most of his adult life. Combining his love of writing with a passion for animals, he is currently the Director of Editorial at Pangolia and the Editor-in-Chief at Catster.
Christian lives in the Philippines with his wife, son, and four rescue cats: Trixie, Chloe, Sparky, and Chopper.
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If you are familiar with Trap, Neuter, and Return (TNR) and Trap, Neuter, Vaccinate, and Return (TNVR) programs, you may be wondering if you can adopt one of t…
There is no clear-cut answer to the question “Can cats detect mold?” but there are ways your cat may be alerting you to the presence of mold in your home. For…
Cats are well-loved family members and can provide endless hours of entertainment, delight, and companionship. However, cats can also bite and grab your hand,…
Most people know that certain dogs qualify as service animals under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Dogs have the ability to detect seizures in huma…
To many cat owners, it may seem as if their beloved kitties intentionally and precisely plan their actions to confuse us! Many of our cats’ behaviors are obvio…
Finding out your cat may have heartworm can be a shock, although the diagnosis may be quite challenging to establish. Heartworms are parasites that live inside…
If you’re petting your cat and notice a strange, circular sore on its skin, you probably wonder what it could be. This round lesion is a tell-tale sign of a ri…
Cat imprinting is a complex psychological and social bond between a cat and their human. It is challenging to describe the process but easy to see the signs. E…
Disciplining a cat is much different from working with a dog. Cats can be more territorial, and their behavior is driven by instinct, learning history, emotion…
Imprinting is a term that is usually used to describe when a young animal accepts another animal, person or object as its parent or object of trust. In this ar…
