What affects us affects cats
by Michael (London, UK) Can cat fleas bite humans? The answer is, yes. Although, this is a bit academic, I think, because how often do you think you have been bitten by a cat flea and how do you know? That said my research indicates that people want to know. I have a confession …
In Love – photo by Alex Dram Is it fair to say that under the right circumstances cats can isolate people from each other? If so, it is no fault of the cat. It never can be. I am thinking of a failing relationship between wife and husband as an example. In the film …
by Marilyn Papp (Belle River, Ontario, Canada) Everywhere we are, Whitney is to! Who says a man’s best friend is his dog? In our world it is our cat “Whitney” who is a Maine Coon. After our Himalayan “Mocha” passed away (18 years old) we missed the presence of an animal in the home. …
by Michael (London, UK) Mcavity by Barnaby_S (Flickr) This is a two part article. Firstly, I would like to refer to the phrase “belling the cat” and secondly discuss the advantages and disadvantages of placing a bell on a cat. These are two very different subjects. Belling the Cat This little known phrase means …
by Rod Villeneuve (St Clair Shores 48080) On December the 1st 2009, my significant other of 27 yrs passed. I became lonely and very depressed. I wanted company to love but my age (79 year) gave me worries as to keeping a kitten. I made a breed search and subsequently a breeder search which …
by K Fitzwater (Sacramento, CA, USA) Adidas is our Abyssinian Siamese mix breed. He is the most talkative cat I have ever met and sometimes it seems like he actually might be trying to have a conversation with you. I might say, “Not now Adidas”, in response to his loud meow, and then he …
