Cat Rescue, Advice, and Animal Advocacy
Yeah, you read that right. My cats like to steal bananas. Exhibit A. https://www.instagram.com/reel/CHiWQ10pMz-/?utm_medium=copy_link Told you. So how did this happen? Let’s start from the beginning. Rainbow and Belle used to get free run of the house at night while everyone else was sleeping. They’ve since had those privileges revoked and sleep exclusively in my... Continue Reading →
“How do I get my cat to trust me?” It’s a question many guardians ask themselves, especially after adopting a new cat. Whether a shy kitten, traumatized senior cat, or someone in between, gaining the trust of your cat can take a lot of work—and patience. But don’t give up hope! You can build trust... Continue Reading →
Cats are notoriously picky eaters. One day, they’ll slick clean their bowl, then the next day they’ll turn their nose up at the exact same flavor. Sometimes just getting your kitty to eat anything is a true miracle. But when all is said and done, as a cat guardian you want your furbaby to eat... Continue Reading →
Riiiip. We all know that sound—the pure terror of your cat’s claws snagging another part of your couch. It’s inevitable, really. Cats have claws, and your furniture is the perfect place—in their eyes—to sharpen them. If you’re like me, you may have given up and given in to the fact that your furniture is just... Continue Reading →
If you’re like me—or most other cat guardians, for that matter—you probably hate making plans or leaving the house because that means having to spend time away from your cat. But groceries need to be bought and sometimes forced family fun is a *requirement*, and you have to leave your furbaby behind. Usually, a few... Continue Reading →
We’ve all seen cats “making biscuits” on the internet, but what does this behavior actually mean? https://www.instagram.com/reel/CW3iouKJtuc/?utm_medium=copy_link When cats knead their paws—moving them very much like humans kneading bread—they are performing an instinctive act that’s been with them since, well, birth. Kittens first start this kneading motion when at the milk bar nursing off of... Continue Reading →
Plenty of people brush their dogs, but what about their cats? While less popular, cats definitely should be brushed on a regular basis (I’m talking multiple times a week, not year). Brushing your cat has a whole bunch of benefits, including: Your cat will be more comfortable. Brushing your cat not only prevents painful mats... Continue Reading →
More doesn’t always equal better, but it sure does when it comes to cat adoption! Here’s the deal: if you’re thinking of adopting a kitten, you need to adopt two. Keeping kittens as pairs is beneficial not only for them, but for your own sanity as well. Don’t have you convinced yet? Here are four reasons... Continue Reading →
July 4th is known for many things, but in our household, it is mostly known as a nuisance. Sure, freedom is great, but neighbors with fireworks? Not so much. The Fourth of July holiday can be an especially stressful time for pets. With fireworks crackling in the sky, a lot of animals suffer from extreme... Continue Reading →
They call it a cat nap for a reason - after all, cats are the experts at getting snuggly and catching some “zzz’s”. But not all cat beds are worthy of the tummy-up-in-the air, biscuit-making sleep your cat deserves. Need help finding the best bed pawsible for your cat? Belle and Rainbow are here to... Continue Reading →
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