The air is cool and crisp. The grass seems to be damp with dew each morning, with a slight frosty sheen on the colder mornings. Are your kitties feeling the weather change?
Tim Link
Tim Link is an author, writer, speaker, nationally syndicated radio host, president and CEO of Wagging Tales.
Timโs consulting practice helps pet owners build stronger relationships with their pets through communication with their animals. To date, Tim has helped thousands of pet owners worldwide and looks forward to helping many more. A percentage of Timโs earnings are always donated to animal-focused charities in need. He is also the author of Wagging Tales: Every Animal Has a Tale and current radio host of Pet Life Radioโs Animal Writesย show.
Full Name: Tim Link, but my wife calls me Buddy and my furry family know me as Dad.
Location:ย Cumming, GA
Where You Can Find Me on the Internet: I try to be a little of everywhere. There'sย Wagging Tales, which is also on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Pinterest; and Animalย Writes on Pet Life Radio.
What I Do for a Living: Author, writer, speaker, radio show host, animal communicator, Reiki energy healer for animals, and all-around pet expert. Basically, if it involves a critter, Iโm usually somewhere in the mix.
What I Do for Fun: I am always having fun with my wife and furry, feathered, finned, and scaled family.
The Furry Members of My Household Are:ย My white Toy Schnauzer, Dusty; My liver tan Mini Schnauzer, Kramer; the sweetest bunny in the world, Ripley; eight to ten feral cats, depending on if it is a good weather day and how hungry they are. Although not furry, I also have seven finches, various tropical fish residing in three fish tanks and a painted turtle named Slim. Of course, I always feel the presence of my transitioned dogs Buzz, Woody, Neecie, Baby, and Bandit.
My Favorite Things to Write About Are: Itโs all about the animals.
My Pet Peeves Are: Like many people, I have several pet peeves. My top three would have to be:
- Those who would rather complain about something instead of offering solutions to fix the problem.
- Those who form an opinion without having firsthand experience or the complete facts.
- Those who say โThat couldnโt possibly workโ without trying it first.
I always say that we should make every attempt to live our lives like our animals doโฆ.living in the present moment, enjoying life, and doing what you really want every moment of the day.
My Guilty Pleasures Are: Pinot Noir and pizza (separately or together suits me just fine).
How I Deal with Cat/Dog Hair: My wife is allergic to dogs (hence our Schnauzer who doesnโt shed) and I am allergic to cats (hence the feral cats who have access only to our garage). Otherwise, Claritin works just fine (they can sponsor my writing if they happen to be reading this).
What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: Who wants to grow up? Whatโs the fun in that?
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If youโve ever noticed pimples or blackheads on your cat, youโre not alone. Cat acne is real! Here are some symptoms and easy cat acne treatments.
Where do cats like to be petted and how should you pet those areas? And are some parts of your cat completely off-limits to petting? Letโs take a look.
Keep this list handy. If youโre ever dealing with a lost cat, it can be a life-saver.
I work with clients whose cats go missing, and I advocate as much identification as possible.
My Momma Kitty hates to get brushed, but she often has mats in her fur. What should I do?
One of my feral cats triggers behavior problems in the household. Do you have a cat like this?
I feed my feral cats high-quality food, but some otherwise responsible cat owners I know are a bit clueless about the food they buy.
