By Ruth Young I have been trying a new supplement that can actually be given to pets. Since being harmed by a fluoroquinolone antibiotic in February of 2014, I have added many supplements to my own health regimen with great … Continue reading →
She’s ‘Pops’, a 19-year-old calico and Britain’s oldest rescue cat. She so desperately needs a new caretaker who will love her tenderly in the last phase of her long life. She is struggling to find the right person because of … Continue reading →
This is an astonishing story of a geriatric cat of 18-years-of-age going on a 128 mile walkabout from his home in North Wales to a town near Leeds in the North of England. His name is George and he is … Continue reading →
Have you heard of Activait® for cats and if so have you used it? This is a “nutraceutical” supplement in a capsule which is claimed to prevent brain damage due to aging. It sounds like a sort of anti-dementia product. … Continue reading →
Caring for senior cats. This poster is designed to be printed out for a text book or for a small poster. The way to create a hard copy of the poster is to place your cursor over the poster and … Continue reading →
by Finn Frode (Copenhagen, Denmark) Snehvide – white as snow and black as ebony All children should at least once during their childhood experience the fun and joy of raising a kitten. That’s probably one of the reasons that the … Continue reading →
