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Cat Breed of the Month--The Savannah
The Savannah cat is known to be the largest domestic cat breed, although they are hybrids. They are a cross between an African serval and...
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Moggie--What Does it Mean?
I use this term a lot in posts. Most people don't know what it means, so here's a bit about the word, its history, and what it means:...
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Cat Breed of the Month--British Shorthair
Image by Thomas Wolter via Pixabay The British shorthair is one, if not the most common cat breed in the UK. They’re also quite common in...
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Cat Breed of the Month--Munchkin
The Munchkin, also less commonly known as the Sausage cat is affected by a natural genetic mutation that causes them to have short legs....
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Feline Forum
I would like to share this awesome cat forum with y'all that I have been writing for since May of 2021. It's a great place for any and...
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15 of the Calmest Cat Breeds
Calmer, more laidback cat breeds are fitting for seniors and households with small children. These cats make a great addition to a home...
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Cat Breed of the Month--Scottish Fold
The Scottish fold is affected by a dominant gene mutation that causes the cat's ears to fold forward. It is illegal to breed a Scottish...
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Cat Breeds That Are Good with Dogs
You may be thinking about getting a cat but not sure how your dog or the cat would react. There are several cat breeds that are usually...
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Cat Breed of the Month--Norwegian Forest cat
The Norwegian Forest cat is most common in Norway, Denmark, France, Iceland, and Sweden. The breed is rare in America. History The...
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Cat Breed of the Month--American Curl
If you have ever seen an American Curl, you probably noticed the fact that their ears are curled backward. This interesting trait is...
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Facts about Cats
Cats have four toes on their hind paws and five in the front They have a better chance of safely landing from higher heights than short...
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Cat Breed of the Month--Havana Brown
The Havana Brown is one of the rarest cat breeds in the entire world. There is an estimate of fewer than 1,000 Havanas left in the world....
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Foods to Avoid Feeding Your Cat
It's important to know what human foods are toxic or in any way harmful for your feline friend. So here's a list that I made for y'all:...
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Cat Breed of the Month-- Abyssinian
The Abyssinian is sometimes called "Aby". History The Abyssinian is one of the oldest cat breeds. Cats sharing physical similarities with...
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Happy National Black Cat Appreciation Day!
Just wanted to wish everyone and their black kitties (we love you!) a happy National Black Cat Appreciation day! There isn't any history...
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Cat Colors/Patterns
Interested in what color/pattern your cat is? Let's find out! I have yet to master the art of feline genetics, so bear with me. We're...
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Cat Breed of the Month--Turkish Van
I choose the Turkish Van for August because what does everyone do in the summer? Swim. What does that have to do with cats? You might...
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Wild Cats Part III: Bobcats
I just love bobcats. They are definitely one of my favorite wildcats. I hope to own one someday. The average life expectancy for a bobcat...
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Cat Breed of The Month--American Bobtail
The American Bobtail is one out of a few domestic cat breeds with a bobbed tail. The result of a bobtail in domestic cats is usually the...
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Cat Photo Collages!
I just wanted to show y'all a couple of photo collages that I made a few months ago. Here's one of my three cats: Here's the other: I...
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