What affects us affects cats
In recent years, drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Saxenda — known scientifically as GLP-1 receptor agonists — have been lauded as breakthrough treatments for weight loss. Originally developed for type 2 diabetes, they’re now widely used off-label to suppress appetite and induce rapid weight loss, even in people who are not diabetic or clinically …
More: shouting The desire to kick the cat is an associated human behaviour.
This Infographic and the idea behind creating it comes from personal experience. I’m an old man and I suffer from mild tinnitus. I also have sinus problems and have had them for many years. Like many people my GP prescribed antihistamines to help “dry up” my sinuses. Antihistamines do this. They are convenient because …
Even people who love their cats and are good or excellent cat caregivers can end up kicking their cat. It might not be the actual act of kicking but it will be the equivalent such as shouting or rough handling. And it will be unintentional. There will likely be regret and guilt afterwards. It …
Recommended: an agreement should be in place on who gets what when cohabitees (non-married) split up. Below the infographic is a draft agreement as a good starting point. It is not that big a deal but it provides peace of mind about something that might happen in the future. It is good for the …
This is relevant to cat caregiving! 😎😱 That’s because: Tinnitus is highly prevalent among older adults, particularly those over the age of 60. Estimates suggest that 10–25% of the adult population experiences tinnitus, with prevalence increasing with age. Here are some key findings: See more below the infographic… Overall, tinnitus is a common condition …
Lab-grown meat can be as bad as the real thing in terms of health and climate change. Infographic. by Michael Broad Dr. Marco Springmann of the Environmental Change Institute at Oxford University contributed to a recent study examining the environmental and health implications of lab-grown meat. The study, published in Proceedings of the National …
Today, as usual, I was talking to my cat as he sat on my lap while I was in bed. Like all cats he likes to sit on or close to me in bed for the emotional and physical warmth. I looked into his eyes and really saw his face; clearly now. His character …
