I’ve always thought that supermarkets should not sell fireworks to the general public so that they can be set off by individuals during what I would describe as the fireworks season which starts at bonfire night (Guy Fawkes Night) in … Continue reading →
This post contains a video showing the start of a debate in a committee room at the UK Parliament on restricting the use of fireworks to organised displays. As you can see I have cleaned up the image a bit. … Continue reading →
Variants of the statement in the title are: My cat runs away from me outsideWhy does my cat run away from me when playing?Why does my cat run away from my boyfriend? The statements come from Google as search terms. … Continue reading →
Domestic cats don’t understand television and I don’t blame them. I have said it before, cats don’t understand television. They think it is real. I remember a cat watching another cat on TV and the television exited the screen on … Continue reading →
This little video is a bit sad to me. This sweet gray cat wants somewhere to hide; can’t find it on the spur of the moment and chooses the only available space he can find which, as you can see, … Continue reading →
The desire of the domestic or feral cat to feel the firm pressure on his/her back of the sides of a box (which we have seen lots of on the internet) is demonstrated here in an entirely novel way. Cats … Continue reading →
The words of the title is a plea from some cat owners seeking an answer on the internet and it’s quite upsetting to hear. It is interesting that on the internet there seems to be a substantial number of people … Continue reading →
The most likely reason why domestic cats like to sit inside tape squares on the ground is because it provides them with a sense of security as if the invisible boundary was a solid one which harks back to kitten hood when they were with their mother.
Continue reading →It is time to introduce stricter controls over the use of fireworks in the interests of pets and their owners and also elderly people all of whom have loud noises imposed on them without consent for long periods from Diwali to New Year’s Eve.
Continue reading →Today, Booker is a happy cat. It even took some medication (I guess tranquillisers) to make him happy which is sad. But the overriding ‘treatment’ was, and still is, tons of love and gentle care from a really good woman, … Continue reading →
