Cat Tales
Getting Ready for the Big Game
Football frenzy has reached its peak as fans get ready for the Big Day, February 7. Millions—including some dogs and cats—will watch the Super Bowl game between the Panthers and […]
Play Aggression in Cats: Don’t be a Victim!
You love your kitty, and he's normally a very sweet cat. You can cuddle with him, he sleeps on your bed, he stays off the counters, and he makes the […]
Your cat has something to ask you
It’s almost time to celebrate National Answer Your Cat's Questions Day. What? Answer your cat’s questions? That was news to me, too. I thought we humans just took orders from the […]
Make 2016 a Great Year for Cats!
Happy Mew Year! Since the start of 2016 is not too far behind us, I was thinking about how I can help make life better for cats this year - […]
Is Your Kitty Bored?
Ever find yourself saying, “What the heck? That darn cat is at it again. There goes another roll of toilet paper shredded to pieces. What has gotten into her?” Well […]
Giving Medicine to Your Cat Doesn’t Have to be a Pain!
Is giving medicine to your cat something on your daily to-do list? If so, do you anticipate the event with dread as medication time approaches, or are you worried about […]
Is Your Kitty Overweight?
The coming of the new year will be here before you know it. For us humans it seems to be a time of reflection on the year that has just […]
Fish Oil for Cats – Too Many Benefits to Pass Up!
Could your cat benefit from adding a fish oil supplement to her diet? Most likely, yes. Fish oil for cats has many health benefits that are only recently being recognized. […]
Give the gift of Love
The holiday season is upon us and my thoughts turn to counting my blessings. They say that gratitude makes us happier and I believe that. Scientific research even backs that […]
Paws Need Claws – Prevent Scratching without Declawing!
Biologically, cats have claws for many important purposes: they use their claws to catch prey, leave visual and scent marks through scratching various objects, and defend themselves from other cats […]