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It's been said that people that hate cats will come back as mice in their next life.
Why cats are the purrrrfect pets
Cats rate the most adorable fur all pets you could ever lay your eyes on. They cuddly, playful and sassy. But most importantly, they’re stree free companions that aren’t that hard to please. Just point a laser on the floor or throw a ball of thread at them, and watch them rumble with playful delight. It’s no wonder The kings of Egypt considered cats Gods.
Kyle SmithPublished 2 years ago in PetlifeA Passel of Cats and Then Some
Oh my goodness? How many are there? There must surely be a passel of cats and then some! The neighbor came over and actually admitted that he had been using binoculars to try to determine how many cats hang out at our place. And he wanted to know if they were all ours. We laughed. He's so silly. Anybody that's ever been around cats knows that you don't own cats. They own you!
Pam ReederPublished 2 years ago in Petlife
Should You Expose or Even Give Your Cat Essential Oils
There is a lot of discrepancies in whether cats should be exposed to essential oils. Over the years I have pretty much done my own thing with my cats, researching everything first. But as you and I know, things change, ideas change and what was once good is bad and what was once bad is good.
Misha
This is Misha. She is not my pet; not my belonging. She is my companion, my muse, my beloved family member. A rescue cat, her life had a difficult start. I try not to think too much about her life before as it saddens me to think of someone treating such a sweet-natured little creature so harshly, but her fear of humans and just about everything else suggests that she was far from as adored as she is now.
Janine CapaldiPublished 2 years ago in Petlife
Misha
This is Misha. She is not my pet; not my belonging. She is my companion, my muse, my beloved family member. A rescue cat, her life had a difficult start. I try not to think too much about her life before as it saddens me to think of someone treating such a sweet-natured little creature so harshly, but her fear of humans and just about everything else suggests that she was far from as adored as she is now.
Janine CapaldiPublished 2 years ago in PetlifeThe Importance of a Barncat
Wren’s brother came in from feeding the cattle holding his arm at a funny angle, away from his body, as if his elbow hurt him. Even as she opened her mouth to ask, he put a finger to his lips. “I brought you something,” he spoke quietly, then grimaced. “But I’m going to need help. He’s nervous. Here, hold my sleeve shut.”
Lydia StewartPublished 2 years ago in PetlifeA Home for Oreo
The warmth of his mother and his mewing siblings greeted the tiny black and white ball of fur into this world, along with the smell of old hay on the dirt floor and wood nearly a century old with surprisingly little rot and termites for its age. He mewed and rolled from his back onto his tummy, latching onto his mother for the sustenance of her warm milk just as his only-slightly older brother and sister had done. Once they had their fill the mews subsided as they snuggled as one into peaceful slumber.
Adam CardenPublished 2 years ago in PetlifeNew Kitty Mom At 57
I was not planning on adopting another pet at the moment. But as we all know, sometimes life throws us curves we just do not see coming.
Susana ShadowsPublished 2 years ago in Petlife
My lockdown buddy
My Lockdown Buddy In February 2020 I got the keys to my new home after splitting up from my partner. Having lived with partners and flatmates all my adult life this was to be my first experience of living alone! What an adventure! Except that I wasn’t alone. I had my cat - my beautiful little princess, Sheema.
Rachel Jones-WildPublished 2 years ago in PetlifeTop Story - July 2021
Ten Reasons Cats are Better Than Kids
Okay, so I am an unashamed cat mama. That said, Hubby and I didn’t become parents of real, hairless, human children. So the fur children are it for us. I’ve accepted this reality and I embrace it. For this reason, and because sour grapes, I present to you my “List of reasons cats are better than kids.”
Aspiring AuthorPublished 2 years ago in Petlife
My Grandfathers Cat
In the 1920's my Grandfather had a store in the town of Succasunna NJ. (I will not go into how the Drill Sergeants, in basic training, had fun with that town name.) Grandfathers name was, Raymond Bull. (I will not now go into how that name created interesting situations when trekking in Northern India / Gopeshwar. Nor try to explain why I, a person with obvious ADD, would try to write stories.. but I digress.)
Craig BrownPublished 2 years ago in PetlifeHermes, Mona, & Ginger
It's been a year since my parents passed away to COVID this week. They came to live with me about 10 years ago and moved into the apartment that overlooks my garage. It worked for everyone. They had their space and I had mine. It was perfect for them. They could come and go as they pleased and I could keep a watchful eye on them. It was rent-free and I made sure they had everything they wanted. It was the right thing to do. They go sick towards the end of June last year. Mom passed first followed by Dad exactly five days later. Both had just turned 81 years old a couple of months earlier. Now they were gone and I could never bring myself to go upstairs and pack up their belongings. So for almost a year, their stuff sat just like it did on the day the ambulance whisked them both off to the hospital.
