Best Times of Day to Play with Cats
This is republished from my column on Examiner.com, with minor alterations Have you ever tried to play with cats in the middle of the afternoon, and they’re just not interested? Continue Reading →
Month: September 2015
Is it Best to Adopt a Cat or a Kitten?
This is republished from my column on Examiner.com, with minor alterations When considering whether to adopt a cat or a kitten, it seems that most people would rather get a Continue Reading →
Stopping Play Aggression in Cats
This article is republished from my column on Examiner.com, with minor alterations Whether your cat is an indoor or outdoor cat, his behavior can be disturbing to guests that come Continue Reading →
Good Names for Black Cats
This article is republished from my column on Examiner.com, with minor alterations In many cultures, such as U.S. culture, black cats are considered an omen of bad luck, if not Continue Reading →
Microchips: Are they Safe and Effective?
This article is republished from my column on Examiner.com, with minor alterations Is your cat microchipped? Even indoor cats should have microchips, in case they escape and get lost. Microchips Continue Reading →
Cat Gardens: Give your Cat the Outdoors, Indoors
This article is republished from my column on Examiner.com, with minor alterations The issue of whether cats should be kept indoors all the time, or let outside once in awhile, Continue Reading →
When your Cat Stops Eating, What Should you Do?
This article is republished from my column on Examiner.com, with minor alterations Most longtime cat owners will go through situations where their cat stops eating his food, and have experienced Continue Reading →
Tabby Cat Markings – What Causes Them?
This is republished from my column on Examiner.com, with minor alterations Scientists have found the gene that creates the tabby cat markings that are so commonly seen in domestic house Continue Reading →
Black Cat Myth: Are Black Cats Really Bad Luck?
This article is republished from my column on Examiner.com, with minor alterations How many times have you been walking along, and suddenly decided to go out of your way to Continue Reading →
Stopping your Alarm Clock Cat
This article is republished from my column on Examiner.com, with minor alterations If you’re like many cat owners, you’ve probably experienced all the “fun” of having an alarm clock cat. Continue Reading →