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Why Do You Want a Cat?

Blue Point Siamese

Lucy, blue point Siamese

 

Responsible pet ownership comes with many long-term commitments. Are you up for the challenge?

Can you afford to feed them, especially if they need a special diet?

Vet bills can be expensive if they get sick.

Are you prepared to keep them indoors, away from dangers? Cars, dogs, wild animals are a threat to cats?

Responsible Cat Ownership

Outside cats encounter fleas, poisons, such as anti-freeze, poisoned rodents, fertilizers on grass, weed killers. Our own property may be free from those dangers. But cats will wander to the neighbors. And you have no control over their yard.

Cats kept inside don’t run into the above scenarios. Life span of indoor cats is usually much longer than outdoor ones. So keep your furry family member inside for the healthiest existence. They won’t miss the outside if they never experience it. You can’t miss what you don’t know exists. Continue reading

National Cat Health Month – February

February 2022

Chocolate point Siamese cat in office

February is National Cat Health Month

National Health Month for your Cat

 

Before the spring arrives, is a great opportunity to turn attention to our four-legged family members.

 

Has your pet slowed down? Remember the age equivalent. (link here) As each year ticks by, our cats will become less energetic. Toys, once entertained, are off the radar.

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From a Cat’s Perspective

2-15-2021

 

Chocolate point Siamese female cat trying to jump on to a bookshelf in home office

Lily, getting ready to jump.

 

The flying squirrel, aka Lily, has been pushing her limits with us.

 

She wanted to get on top of the 6-foot shelf in the office. Many attempts, with a firm ‘NO’ have gone on deaf ears. She has big ones, so I know she can hear.

 

Persistence finally landed her on top. Bolted up with a flash before I could abort the leap.

 

Back and forth she went as I tried to grab her. Hoped the scare of being dragged off the top might discourage future jumps. NOPE… not in the least.

 

We had been fighting this crazy adventure of hers for weeks. I guess she decided the day arrived to conquer the unknown.

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