RadCat is having a voluntary recall and we inadvertently fed our cats the contaminated food! Yes, before the recall was announced, WE bought one of the offending foods (the Turkey – but Chicken and Beef were affected too). And. Fed. It. To. Our. Cats. Twice (sort of). YIKES! But first, don’t panic. We haven’t heard…
You may have seen images of cats who go sailing with their human or heard about blogging couples who seem to effortlessly move around the world with their felines. But most of us live with indoor cats who would sooner pass on a fresh trout dinner than step one paw into a car. Looking at the possibility of a future…
This guest post by AJ Early is important for new kitten caretakers. While most of what’s mentioned here could harm adult cats too, cats become more savvy with their own safety as they get older. Although, some things, like toxic plants, can be risky at any age. – Liz When it comes to our baby cats, we want to give them the…
Making your own cat food can be cost-effective and very healthy for your cat, but – and this is a BIG BUT, friends – only if you do it right: otherwise, it could potentially be life-threatening to your cat. (Still, it’s do-able. We’ll talk about the easiest way to get it right in a moment.) Dr. Karen Becker writes…
Hello feline friend! I hope February finds you and your furry loves cozy and well. Our two cats have been putting up with me taking (even) more photos of them, as I’m working on a special painting and need their modeling skills. In this dispatch I’m answering a couple of reader questions. Q: On the Today’s Best…
Pyewacket is a 15-year-old kitty who developed diabetes around age 10. This cute little tortie is doing fine now, but this wasn’t always the case. Her human, Rhiannon, wrote me to share a cautionary tale she thought other cat caretakers would benefit from. She was very generous to come forward and I agreed that we needed…
