Cat Tales

SOS: Keeping Kitty Safe in Emergencies

 As unpleasant as the prospect may seem, planning for emergencies may mean the difference between life and death for the feline member(s) of your human family. And while the ASPCA has […]

Clean Cat Eyes 101

If eyes are the windows to a person’s soul, a cat’s eyes should be the mirrors of their health, hopefully reflecting only GOOD health back at you. As a conscientious cat […]

Two’s the Ticket

Question: Why are kittens born in litters? Answer: To be nourished and nurtured, socialized and stimulated. Question: Why should kittens be adopted in pairs? Answer: To KEEP them socialized and stimulated, and to […]

Crazy About Cats

From faraway yesterdays to far out todays, folks have always been fascinated by felines. And so, to tickle the fancy of cat fanciers everywhere, a few of history’s tastier tidbits. George […]

Hot Weather and Cool Cats!

Make sure your cats stay cool in the summer heat! Wait a minute - are we talking about the same creatures who reach near-spontaneous-combustion temperatures when they bask in a sunny […]

Kitten Finders, Kitten Keepers?

Have you ever found yourself in the position of finding a litter of kittens and wondering what to do next? To keep or not to keep, that is the question. Here, […]

50 Fun Feline Facts

As fascinating as felines are, and as fanciful as some features seem, these chosen fifty prove that sometimes facts are stranger than fiction. 1. Cats are North America’s most popular pets: […]

Catified Cats Are Satisfied Cats

The verb may be new to the vernacular, but it’s far from a novel concept in “certain circles.” That verb is catification. The creation of a feline-friendly environment catering to a […]

Make Moving Easier for You and Your Cat

Cats, like humans, are creatures of habit. Once comfortable in their surroundings, they are unnerved by change. And trading a familiar home for an unfamiliar one can cause fearfulness and […]

Run Rings Around Ringworm

Despite its name, ringworm is NOT caused by a worm but by a fungus. Known as dermatophytes, these fungi can infect the skin, hair and nails of any cat anywhere and […]

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