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 | Greetings from my netbook. Due to a hard drive failure on my PC, I have lost access to all my longtime email contacts and my entire email list for the past two years. If you are awaiting a reply, please shoot me a quick email so I can put you in my address book. Be advised, however, that it may be some time before I can reply to you. Meanwhile, if you enjoyed this newsletter, consider forwarding it to a friend. And a reminder that our next newsletter comes on the 4th of July. Please keep those precious kitties safe that day. They'll thank you. I'll thank you. | |
Review of Cat Amazing Puzzle Toy
Image © Franny Syufy
The Cat Amazing puzzle toy is somewhat similar to the Peek-a-Prize, which I reviewed several years ago. When the President of Cat Amazing contacted me a few months ago and told me about this puzzle toy, I figured "why not?" but decided to purchase it myself, since it was a fairly inexpensive toy, plus it gave me a place to store all those cat toys littering the carpet of my home office. One of my favorite pastimes is watching my cats to see the way their intelligent minds work, and the Cat Amazing gives plenty of opportunity for that. You could almost call it the "classic IQ test for cats." Read my Full Review, to decide it this would be an appropriate toy for your own cat.
| Why Cats Groom Themselves So Often
Want a sure cure to tension? Many cat lovers are fascinated by watching their cats groom themselves. It relaxes me so much, I can almost purr. Often when cats are not grooming themselves, they are washing other cats with their rough, barbed tongues, and even grooming the humans they love. It can be amusing to see a cat racing wildly all over the house, then suddenly stop, lift a hind leg in the air, and meticulously lick each hair of his inner leg. A typical behavioral pattern then is to find a place to curl up for a cat-nap. Makes me sleepy just to think of it. Learn more about cats' grooming habits.
| Veterinary Care for Cats
Veterinary Care for Cats is the first part of a multi-part Cat Health 101 Online Course, which will eventually be additionally offered as an E-Course. Our cats deserve everything we can possibly do to ensure them optimal health, and a regular plan of veterinary care is critical to that goal. This first lesson consists of eight separate parts, and covers aspects of cat health care from kittenhood to senior years. To help ensure your cat's continuing health, be sure to read, then bookmark Cat Health 101: Veterinary Care for Cats.
| Cat Picture of the Week: Kit and Molly
Image © About.com Member PhillysMom
Today's Cat Picture of the Week is a twofur, as Kit and Molly share the spotlight with their Adopted Shelter Cat Debut. To longtime About.com Cats Forum members, PhillysMom is known as Pat H., and few of us will forget Project Jersey Kitties, which was the saga of the "barn kittens," in 2008. Pat is a huge advocate of cat rescue, and would not dream of breeding cats when there are so very many waiting to be rescued or adopted from shelter. Kit and Molly, pictured here, are a great example. They were adopted from their vet's small rescue center as youngsters, and now, six years later, are part of Pat's furfamily, which also includes Philly and Piper (one of the barn kittens). Read more of Kit and Molly's story, and find out how to submit your own adopted shelter cat's photos and story.
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