A Michael Broad Blog
Michael Broadby Jaxeena Mahesh (Dubai) Bokaos (Bebo) Snow White Persian cat Hello everyone! Meet my baby. He has come all the way from France to Dubai. He is a ball of snow. I just love him sooooooooooo much. Jaxeena Hi Jaxeena… he is a complete WOW! A ball of snow is a good description. He …
by Leslie (Wynne, AR) Bobtail cat – Tiger Shark – 11 week old male. I would like to know anyone’s opinion on what breed of Bobtail cat we have. We have always called our cats Manx cats. However, after learning that there are different types of tailless cats, I am not so sure anymore. …
Bobcat fever can kill domestic cats that are let out of the house in certain states of the United States. It is caused by a parasite (Cytauxzoon felis) that lives in the blood and which is transmitted from the American bobcat to the domestic cat by the tick. A tick is another parasite that …
by Amber (Ontario Canada) I have a blue Scottish fold named Gibson. He is two years old. When I first got him it was immediately apparent that he had some problems. His tail was limp, his feet were huge, his nails were abnormal, his knees poped, and his ears were full if ear mights. …
Blue And Leaf Proboards! This isn’t my site but it is the best!! There are so many members and I play Jay, alpha female cat of the rouges. You join a clan, get a mentor and mate, and lots more! Its impossible to hate this site! From the webmaster: Thanks for this submission. Fellow …
Go to home page – go to Abyssinian cat page Abyssinian cat – photo copyright polaneze published under a creative commons license
This page lists the causes of blood in a cat’s stool. I’ll keep it short and to the point. Clearly, if this condition is observed, and doing the litter is the best time to do this, a trip to the vet is pretty much the only option. Please don’t put it off. I know …
Blog Link Exchange Blog link exchange is one of three methods whereby webmasters can enter into a limited partnership with other webmasters, to mutual benefit. There are probably as many blogs as non-blog websites thanks to good old Google. But probably 99% are all but invisible in the bottomless ocean of the ever expanding …
