What affects us affects cats
by Katie (Missouri, United States) Photo added by Michael (Admin) – copyright Stockxpert Allow me to play the Devil’s Advocate for a moment and side with those that see no problem with declawing cats. Especially pertaining to the second video on this page, I believe some claims are grossly exaggerated. Declawing does NOT in …
by P. D. (North America) Photo by Etrusia UK (Flickr) Lion would almost always win against tigers. This was true in the Roman period. In fact, there was only one recorded case of a tiger defeating a lion in Rome and it was investigated by the Roman authorities. This leads one to believe that …
by Bob Tucker (USA) For a number of years now I’ve been taking care of the feral cats around the neighborhood and by using lots of food and patience, I had a few tamed, some still wild and a few in between. Most of them would come close to me only when I brought …
by Lauren (Norwich) F1 Savannah Magic and Leonie Stucki daughter of Marting and Kathrin Stucki of A1 Savannahs. Photo copyright Kathrin Stucki I have three questions about the F1 Savannah cat. What is the biggest an F1 Savannah can get on average? Do they need a large humongous space or cat it just be …
by Michael.B. (Brave New World) Savannah Cat – Warrior Knight – photo copyright Helmi Flick This is a continuation of the warrior cat story. It starts here It was late. The Warrior Knight lay down his weary head. He had earned his rest. He smelled the earth. He felt at ease. He felt at …
Sphynx Cat ANNALI – photo copyright Helmi Flick The Sphynx is not a fine boned or delicate cat. That said, Annali is quite elegant, I think! Sometimes Sphynx cats can have a bit of a belly or at least it looks like that. The belly should should full as if the cat had just eaten …
The Sphynx is medium sized and muscular. This cat can also use those muscles in behaving like a monkey sometimes (they can be highly active, intelligent and vocal)! It is certainly not a fine boned, “elegant” or refined cat breed. But it is a nice and interesting breed nonetheless. Why is the Sphynx’s skin …
