Do domestic cats think of us as (a) surrogate mothers or “pseudoparents” (b) equals (c) kittens (d) giant superior cats or (e) unspecified, reasonably benevolent creatures who provide for them? Or none of these? Or, all five at various times … Continue reading →
When searching for something to write about today I notice that people are typing into Google’s search box phrases such as, “my cat does nothing all day”. Or something along those lines. I find it curious. They are looking for … Continue reading →
America’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommend that people wash their hands after they handle their cats. Although there is no evidence that cats spread Covid-19 to people they say that all animals carry germs that can make … Continue reading →
Peter Cohen said: I honestly prefer cats over humans. I have trouble with humans, and the human world. I find it hard to understand the violence and the chaos. Cats don’t plot against you. If a cat’s mad at you, … Continue reading →
It is going to sound a bit weird to state this but it does affect the quality of life of the domestic cats. Let’s think about it. We, humans, have a range of interests and therefore a range of things … Continue reading →
I tried it, loved it and knew I could make money” “I love animals so I get a kick out of the fact that my work helps me give a lot of money to animal charities..” “I get paid in … Continue reading →
What is something people do with their cats that they should absolutely not be doing? There is more than one thing and therefore, in order of importance, I would highlight the following things which should not be done to domestic … Continue reading →
Albert Schepis has spent 8,395 days without a day off from his cats. Is there anybody who can beat this? Is there anybody who can say that they have never gone away, not even for a day, without their cat … Continue reading →
Somebody asked, “My cat wants to lie on me while giving birth. What do I do?”. To be absolutely clear, the question means that her cat wants to give birth to her kittens while she lies on top of her … Continue reading →
The year is 1966. In that year, the suffragette in question was 93 years of age. I don’t have her name but she was blind and she had five cats (how about that for dedication). Also in that year Karen … Continue reading →
