There is a nice cat picture on Flickr that the author kindly allows people to publish of her cat munching away on a bar of Cadbury’s Milk Chocolate. Her cat likes it but she warns of the dangers of a cat eating … Continue reading →
I know this has been said a lot on the internet but it needs to be said over and over again because hundreds of cats are dying a painful death each year in the UK because their owners wanted to … Continue reading →
This is a subject that concerns me personally and it should concern all people who care for a cat and who live in an apartment with common grounds that includes a lawn and where the cat goes onto the lawn. … Continue reading →
by Joyce Sammons (Hodges, SC, USA) Scrappy and Whiskers I’m writing this account of what happened to two of the most beautiful cats I’ve ever owned with the hope no one has to repeat this experience. Whiskers and Scrappy were brother … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Missy who may have died of poisoning – photo by RahelSharon (link base of page) The answer is yes but not always and there are antidotes if caught in time. Here is some detail from two … Continue reading →
Onions are toxic to cats – photo by Jim (Flickr) August 2010: A lot of things are toxic to cats or it seems that way. I wonder if more things are toxic to cats than humans. I don’t think so. … Continue reading →
Plants poisonous to cats is something that all people, who live with cats, should at least me aware of. I have compiled two lists from separate sources. The first is from the well known and excellent book, Cat Owner’s Home … Continue reading →
House plants safe for cats is the opposite to house plants toxic to cats, obviously. I have built a page about plants poisonous to cats in general. Today, 17th Nov. 2010, I thought that it would be easier for visitors … Continue reading →
by Briana Jackson (Valdosta, Georgia, USA) I got a new kitten. One of my other kittens found her on our backyard porch. We finally got her in the house but we don’t know where or who she came from. She … Continue reading →
Evamist Spray – photo believed to be in public domain 25th August 2010 – United States: Evamist is a spray that delivers a low dose of estrogen through a woman’s skin and thence to the bloodstream, to reduce hot flushes … Continue reading →
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