What affects us affects cats
The modern domestic cat no longer needs to chew food and therefore doesn’t. Is that correct? If it is correct, is it a bad thing? Or is it a natural thing that domestic cats don’t chew food? Do wild cats need to chew? If wild cats do not need to chew we cannot say …
Let’s see your pretty cat, please. You can upload a picture here. All cats are equal but some cats, from a human perspective, are prettier than others. I think we know what a pretty cat looks like. I don’t think I need to explain or describe the features. I chose the Helmi photo above …
There are millions of heated arguments between husband and wife, boyfriend and girlfriend every day. You can visualise it. There are probably 10 million of them happening right now in North America alone. Update: I have been criticised in a comment for referring to America in the above statement. I am apparently America bashing. …
Allergic to cats? Most of the problem is to do with you! About 15-25 percent of people are allergic to cats to varying degrees1. The blame for being allergic to cats should be shifted from the cat to people. If we are to apportion blame or fault, and some people do, new research3 indicates …
Does cat hair annoy you? No, is my answer and I’ll tell you why. I am used it. It never really bothered me but I am completely used to it, now. I treat it the same way I treat dust – ignore it. I am joking. I don’t ignore it neither am I concerned …
A really nice photograph of a smiling cat who lives by the harbour at Anzio, Lazio, IT. The photographer says he is lonely and cute. The photo is Copyright by Moyan Brenn – He has kindly grated permission to publish his photographs under a creative commons license. How often do you see a smiling cat ;)?
The title says it all. It is a large format image showing the texture and pattern of a nice spotted tabby cat coat: The photo is by Michael. Anyone can use it but please tell me if you do. If you don’t tell me you can’t use it 😉 Sorry. It is just about …
This is an interesting Helmi Flick studio photograph of two white cats. The central cat, a male named “Monk”, does not have blue eyes. He might not be deaf. He has a 19% chance of being deaf. Up to 85% of white cats are deaf in both ears if both eyes are blue. The …
