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Review of Strays: A Lost Cat, A Homeless Man And Their Journey Across America By Britt Collins

Posted on September 7, 2017 by Karen | 2 Comments

I will admit to being hesitant to read books about pets because often they end sadly. When Britt approached me about reviewing her new book Strays, I asked if the book had a happy ending before I consented. Without giving away too much story content, she assured me the book ended happily. After reading that, I agreed…
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Holistic Pet Care: Is It The Right Choice For Your Pet?

Posted on August 30, 2017 by Karen | 1 Comment

Have you tried traditional medicine to cure your cat’s illness, but find it doesn’t seem to be working? Holistic pet care may be the answer. What does holistic mean and how does holistic pet care differ from traditional methods? In Anitra Frazier’s book The Natural Cat, she defines the following goals of holistic pet care:…
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Grieving Loss of a Pet: It’s Okay to Cry

Posted on August 28, 2017 by Ann Butenas |

I recently lost my dog and am dealing with the feeling of loss. It is incredibly hard missing the love and affection of a pet who has recently passed away. When grieving loss of a pet, realize it does take time to recover. It is helpful to talk to an understanding friend about all of…
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Disaster Preparation: Make Emergency Plan To Include Pets

Disaster Preparation: Make Emergency Plan To Include Pets

Posted on May 6, 2020 by Ann Butenas |

When disasters strike, pets are impacted as drastically as humans. When drafting a disaster preparation plan, it’s important to include provisions for our pets. Compile Contact List First and foremost, plan to take your pets with you in the event…

Cat DNA That Helped Catch A Killer

Cat DNA That Helped Catch A Killer

Posted on April 13, 2020 by Karen |

In 100 Cats Who Changed Civilization: History’s Most Influential Felines, author Sam Stall recounts the story of how cat DNA helped solve a murder. Snowball’s Story This story began in 1994, when Royal Canadian Mounted Police on Prince Edward Island…

Indoor Cat Activities To Prevent Boredom

Indoor Cat Activities To Prevent Boredom

Posted on March 17, 2020 by Ann Butenas |

Since we’re spending much more time inside due to the current health concerns, new cat behavioral issues may emerge – mainly, boredom. Being kept inside does not allow for the stimulation a cat instinctively craves. Since we’re inside much more,…

Cat Hair: Keep It From Taking Over Your Living Space

Cat Hair: Keep It From Taking Over Your Living Space

Posted on March 10, 2020 by Ann Butenas |

Raise your hand if you enjoy finding cat hair all over the place. Raise both hands if you really enjoy cleaning it up! Anyone? Anyone? Well, we all know by now if you have a cat, cat hair is an…

Opposable Thumbs: What If Cats And Dogs Had Them?

Opposable Thumbs: What If Cats And Dogs Had Them?

Posted on March 3, 2020 by Karen |

Today is What If Cats And Dogs Had Opposable Thumbs Day. Thought-provoking? Maybe. Funny, could be. Think about all the things we use our thumbs for: Gripping and holding objects like a pen or pencil, a coffee cup, can of…