Monthly Archives: March 2019

I don’t know where this site’s been all my life, but I found it and I’m fascinated. It’s “101 Interesting Cat Facts,” put together by Karen Lehnardt for FactRetriever. If you love obscure facts on a variety of topics, you … Continue reading →

Isn’t this an interesting question? But if you’ve had a lot of cats with a variety of backgrounds, you know it’s legitimate. Some cats will practically turn themselves inside out to feel the human touch and others seem to dislike … Continue reading →

Yesterday we talked about support animals on planes. I heard someone say the other day that all pets can be considered therapy pets. Isn’t there truth in that statement? Don’t you find comfort in your cat, for example? He brings … Continue reading →

You’ve probably heard the news. At least on some major airlines, you cannot fly with the following service animals: peacock, chicken, gopher, hedgehog, gecko, rat, camel, hippo, or squirrel. But you may get away with bringing on board a cat, … Continue reading →

It’s true, there’s at least one study on cats and their paw preferences. This one shows that most female cats are right-pawed and most males tend to reach out and lead with their left paw. I’ll bet you will do … Continue reading →

Can a tiger change its stripes? So to speak, yes. If you’ve had cats long you know that they can change their habits and offer little surprises over time. The cat or kitten you bring home isn’t always the cat … Continue reading →

Monday I shared a tale of cats NOT being tempted by an open door. Some cats crave being outside. We’ve talked about many ways to allow outdoor time with safety restraints—a catio, cat-proof fencing, electric wire that gives off just … Continue reading →

We had an interesting experience with our kitties last week. Our two cats, Lily and Sophie, are indoor cats. They have been since we plucked them from precarious situations and brought them to live with us. While they love to … Continue reading →