Author: Nicole Cosgrove

The EveryCat Health Foundation was honored on November 10th Donation Award from the Cat Writers’ Association, in conjunction with CWA’s 30th anniversary. They will be this year’s beneficiaries of CWA’s fundraising efforts. Read on to learn more about the foundation and how you can help support cat health research and change the lives of cats across the planet. The EveryCat Health Foundation has supported medical and scientific breakthroughs in improving feline health and treating critical illnesses since its founding in 1968. CWA created a video to highlight all of EveryCat’s contributions: CWA President Lynn Maria Thompson shared how proud they…

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New Zealand’s Far North District (located in, you guessed it, the far north of the country) is set to debate a significant change in animal regulations, with a proposed rule that would require all cats over the age of four that month to be both microchipped and desexed. The new rules, if adopted, would be the first animal regulations in the district since 2019, when the previous rule expired. As a result, pet management has become an increasing challenge, especially for cats, which are not covered by any current regulations. Although the bylaw will regulate desexing, there is no limit…

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The adorable feline phenomenon of ‘biscuit making’ has taken social media by storm over the past few years, with some owners even dressing up their cat in a baker’s hat and coat and filming them film their process. It’s adorable, and watching cats go into a trance as they grope for blankets, couches, pillows, or stuffed animals (often shaped like cooked treats), brings great joy to cats. parents and viewers. Recently, it has been discovered that this behavior is not specific to our modern house cats. A 1200-year-old jug fragment was found in Jerusalem by archaeologists, bearing the imprint of…

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Pets Global, along with local college students, retailers, rescue organizations, and volunteers, came together and distributed over 120,000 lbs of donated cat and dog food to over 35 communities affected by Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton. Ensuring that quality pet food is accessible to as many pet parents as possible is one of Pets Global Inc.’s core commitments, and as part of this mission, they step forward in times of crisis , offering both hope and nourishment to animals in need. Following the devastation caused by recent hurricanes across the Southeastern US, the company has partnered with rescue organizations, small…

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The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinary research. Learn more » A cat that gets a taste of the turkey sandwich you accidentally left on the counter may seem harmless until you consider everything that might be in it. Although many toppings such as lettuce or mayo can be safely eaten by cats in moderation, Mustard can cause issues especially in large amounts, making it unsuitable for your pet’s diet. It may seem strange that a daily food additive like mustard can be palatable for humans but problematic for cats, but this is just one…

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The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinary research. Learn more » The clock starts ticking as soon as you open the can of your cat’s food. Wet cat food will grow bacteria, accumulate bacterial toxins, and spoil faster than dry food. In general, wet cat food can only stay out for about 2 to 4 hours before it becomes potentially dangerous for your cat to ingest. However, you can safely leave it in the refrigerator for 3 days. We’ll explain how long you can leave wet cat food out and offer tips to keep your…

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As lovely as they are to love, the gorgeous Persian cat becomes even more so when covered in a luxurious silver coat. Silver Persians have been delighting pet lovers for more than a century, giving enthusiastic owners one of the most attractive cats and breeding experts an undeniable attractive variety to gain more interest in the breed. From their shiny coats to their adoring personalities, Silver Persians are stunning inside and out. Let’s take a look at the characteristics and lifestyle of the Silver Persian cat and discover why many breed experts enthusiastically agree that it is the “Cadillac of…

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Dad jokes may not get much appreciation from the audience, but few things give dads more fun than popping a cleverly awful pun or one-liner. The only thing they enjoy more is when someone can take back a bad joke! Clever and unpredictable, cats are perfect fodder to make a solid dad joke for pet parents. If the dad in your life loves his kitties as much as he loves making the family purr, sigh, and roll their eyes at a corny quip, we’ve got a purr-fect list of cat dad jokes to make him proud! The 32 Funny Cat…

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Experienced cat owners know that no matter how much we bond and learn about our pets, there will always be at least one behavior that leaves us scratching our heads. Cats have all kinds of quirks from the amusing to the frustrating to the plain creepy, and if your cat is the type to stare at nothing, you know how scary it can be. Cats don’t sense an invisible spirit when they look into the distance, but they often see something that we don’t. If this is a common occurrence in your home, we’ll explain five reasons why cats stare…

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Generally, cats are very clean animals. They groom themselves regularly and have specific demands when it comes to litter trays. Despite this, cats can have some strange habits that seem dirty to us humans. One such habit is playing with their shit. Although most common in kittens, some adult cats can develop this behavior as well, with common causes including boredom or being given an inappropriate litter box. Below, we look at six of the most common reasons why cats may play with their poop, so you can determine the cause and take steps to correct the situation. The 6…

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