Facts on Animal Testing by Michael (PoC Admin) (London, UK) There are facts on animal testing but they are dominated by opinion. Opinion is more important when it comes to animal testing than fact. I believe that is the case … Continue reading →
Cat Eating Dog Food — Photo by mringlein Can cats tell the difference between cat food and dog food but do cats refuse dog food? On the face of it cat and dog food looks and smells similar. It does … Continue reading →
by Saddie (Oklahoma, United States) I adopted our beautiful American Shorthair tabby cat from our local animal shelter one month ago. The first tree weeks were great. He was playing with the kids and we have absolutely no problems with … Continue reading →
by Elisa Black (USA) Photo added by Michael (Admin) – Photo by Joyce Sammons This article and the one that follows on Satanic cults and cats are very in depth concerning Wiccans and Witches and the differences between the three. … Continue reading →
Cats Are Not In The Food Chain A person said on the radio that as cats are not in the food chain they are of no use to people and can be killed. A number of others agreed. What he … Continue reading →
Photo added by Michael (Admin) – Photo by dinoboy It is common knowledge that the house cat can be traced back to the Egyptians who considered the cat a sacred animal. Not many know there was also a cat in … Continue reading →
Cats as Familiars Part 3: Advice for Beginners by Elisa Black (USA) There are three types of familiars recognized in the magick world. Physical, astral and spiritual. My research on cats as familiars will be solely on cats. Keep in … Continue reading →
Cats in Poetry by Michael (London, UK) Photo by Taking5 (Flickr) see poem in the first comment. Cats in Poetry goes back a long, long way. It tells us a bit about how people related to the domestic cat centuries … Continue reading →
Cats Raise Risk of Child Eczema Cats raise the risk of child eczema, so says research carried out about 3 years ago. In more recent research it has been suggested that Cats can help protect people from allergies. This appears … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) I’d like to discuss one function of the cat’s tail that I am yet to see mentioned on any webpage or in any book. The tail has many functions. It is well known as a means … Continue reading →
