Under certain circumstances, as a self-employed person, it is possible to make a tax deduction for the maintenance of a cat or cats. For the sake of complete clarity I will briefly go over when you might want to do … Continue reading →
We should be cautious about studies which measure the attachment of cat and dog owners to their pets. This is because questions used to assess attachment often include ones which are specific to interactions with dogs. This is partly why … Continue reading →
The allergens in a cat’s coat helps to bolster a child’s immune system to protect against developing asthma in children predisposed to this condition.
Continue reading →Rather than the swamp being drained as promised by Trump, the swamp is draining Americans. Your cat will help to de-stress you! Get interacting with your cat or dog.
Continue reading →There are growing numbers of asthma sufferers in the West. Thirty percent of children have allergies. Children living on farms are less likely to suffer from an allergy. I think that it is generally known now that microbes on farms … Continue reading →
A study, published: June 23, 2017, calls in to question whether pets improve our health. From my perspective there is no doubt that the general consensus is that pets improve the health of their human owners (caretakers/guardians). But is this … Continue reading →
Robert Mercer is a very rich hedge fund manager. It seems that all the super rich men in the world are hedge fund managers. Mr Mercer is the co-CEO with another man of an organisation called Renaissance Technologies. It is … Continue reading →
This is a triple whammy. The girl benefits, her mother benefits, and the cat is a rescue cat, so the cat benefits as well. It really is a classic case of how a rescue cat can do something special for … Continue reading →
Whether it was actually said by Freud or Collette, we may never know, but whoever said it was right on more levels than one. “Time spent with a cat is never wasted” Us cat owners know that, but did you … Continue reading →
You remember Bob, the ginger tabby street who dramatically turned around the life of James Bowen, 37, who was, before he met Bob, a London busker and heroin addict. Their story is all over the internet and rightly so (see … Continue reading →
