Best Cat Litter (so far)
Eureka! My apartment doesn’t smell like ammonia! There is a KITTY GOD!!!!
Introducing: Arm & Hammer Essentials Natural Clumping Cat Litter
Side notes:
1) You won’t breath in cat clay dust!
2) If you’re too busy, your apartment will smell more like rotten bananas, not nostril-hair-burning ammonia.
3) You might notice litter all over the floor (get a litter carpet- apparently cats think it’s a sandbox).
4) It’s darker than ordinary clay, so you can see if your kitty’s butt has litter clumps on it (ew!).
5) It only costs around $7- $8
6) The Arm & Hammer website has coupons
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You know you’re becoming a cat lady when:
You know you’re becoming a cat lady when:
1) You have developed a special, complex language with your cats involving meows, hisses, and head bumps:
“Mreow” “Meoooow” “Hackszzz” “Zsszzss” “Armmghhm” “NINO!” “Stella” “Poofydoodlekinds”
2) You have 300 pictures of a posing puss puss on your phone, 5 of yourself (mostly blurred), 3 including family members (mostly newborn babies), and 2 of your significant other.
3) You get excited about kitty litter that doesn’t smell like ammonia 4 hours after scooping.
4) You go out wearing cat hair and you don’t care.
5) You get cat hair stuck between your teeth and the back of your throat on a daily basis.
6) You can only sleep when the cats cuddle with you in bed. Boyfriends are overrated.
7) You have an entire album of kitty pics on Facebook.
8 ) Cats in txt msgs.
9) Phone conversations always end up in feline territory: “Nino says hi, btw! Oh! Stella meowed!”
10) Your friends feel replaced… by cats.
11) You look forward to the pet isle in every store. Cat nip! Expensive condo! Bed stairs! Edible plants! Squeaky, plush mice! Self-cleaning litter box!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
12) You enjoy quiet evenings involving cheap wine, purring cats, and bad TV movies.
13) You freak out when you travel- friends and family DON’T understand mah babes!
14) Your family sends you tacky cat-themed gifts.
15) You have nightmares where your cats run into traffic.
16) The cats accompany you to the bathroom. It stops getting awkward after a while (unless they use their litter box at the same time).
17) The vacuum’s sole purpose is to suck in hair balls.
18) There’s a cat cabinet in the kitchen: 5 brushes, hair ball remedies, 5 packs of treats, toothbrush, toothpaste, dry shampoo, wipes, food, canned food for special occasions, eye drops, etc.
19) You’re planning on including your cats in your will (and you’re 25 years old). Seriously- I want a responsible care-taker in case my bf and I end up in some bizarre accident. NO SHELTERS or I will haunt you 24/7.
20) You have a blog about cats.
Filed under Random Cat Rant | Comments (63)Cat fact of life
No matter how many times you use a lint roller, you’ll always have cat hair on your clothes. Embrace it.
Cut your cat’s nails to avoid holes on your favorite shirts.
That’s all.
Filed under Cat Tips, Random Cat Rant | Comments (55)Ok, ok. I know I post a lot of videos, but I JUST HAVE TO!!!! I found the following on YouTube and they’re funny, at least to me. So, kazaam! Enjoy XD
Videos by klaatu42
Filed under Cat Humor, Cat Media | Comments (86)More kitty advice videos
This lady is silly, annoying, and adorkable, but the video is cute and thus I shall share it with you.
I <3 learning about kitty behavior :3
Filed under Cat Aggression, Cat Behavior, Cat Health, Cat Humor, Cat Media, Cat Purring, Cat Scratching | Comments (28)Evil Cat Article
I’m not a big fan of accepting scientifically proven facts about cats being nasty manipulators, but the following article is both insightful and funny. I take the facts lightly, but there is some truth to the harsh cat behavior feedback.
Before you freak out, remember: this is just an opinion. Don’t go spraying your kitty with holy water or locking him or her in a cupboard- that would be mean and abusive!
Enjoy!
6 Adorable Cat Behaviors with Shockingly Evil Explanations
Filed under Cat Behavior, Cat Literature, Cat Studies | Comments (27)Burying the poop prevents detection by their enemies, but there’s another layer to it, which is that they do it to avoid challenging the dominant cat of the group. It kind of makes sense, if burying the poop is a sign that they fear another, larger animal, then leaving it uncovered would be a pretty aggressive act. “No one here is bad enough to fuck with me. Enjoy my shit.”
Please do not breed or buy, when homeless animals die. Adopt and save a life!
The following information was taken from sweetvegan74 on YouTube.com:
Filed under Adopt A Cat, Cat Media | Comments (51)Please visit
http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/clickToGive/shelterchallenge.faces?siteId=3
To help Forgotten Cats Delware win a grant from the rescue challenge! We have SO many cats coming in that need to be neutered and vet care.
Thank you all for over 20,000 hits!
I wrote this poem years ago & decided on making this slide show to encourage adoption for Forgotten Cats a rescue I volunter for who helps spay and neuter countless feral/stray cats of PA and Delaware. I do Trap Neuter and Return for the feral cats in my area and help the stray cats find homes. I have many cats living with me now, plus the feral babies that I care for.If you live near PA or Delaware. Please visit www.Forgottencats.org for adopting or helping this great rescue.
The song is “The Secret Garden.” from the classic movie The Secret Garden.
Pet Cemetery
I’ve never really thought about what comes after my pets cross over. To be honest, I don’t really want to think about it. I know I have to come to terms with it at some point, but why not enjoy the present sans morbid thoughts?
Regardless of my attempts to avoid thinking about loss, I’m currently researching pet cemeteries for another blog I write for. During my search, I ran across this short, concise, and VERY interesting article. Have you ever wondered when humans started burying their animal companions? I can’t say I have, but it’s truly mesmerizing. The first time I ever saw an actual pet cemetery was last year while driving towards Salem, NH. Even though I haven’t entered the grounds, the view from outside is beautiful. In a weird sense, it’s heart-warming to know people still care about their pets even after death. And why shouldn’t they? Dogs and cats (and horses, birds, hamsters, etc.) offer us unyielding, enduring, and selfless love, comfort, and happiness any & every day.
Here’s the article taken from the Hartsdale Pet Cemetery & Crematory website:
Filed under Cat Literature, Cat Loss | Comments (31)The History of Pet Burials by Mary Thurston
The ritualized burial of animals has been practiced in virtually every part of the world at some point in time. In many societies, it was (and still is) a means of honoring animals who endeared themselves to their human families. Such burials stand as enduring expressions of one’s emotional affinity with nonhuman beings, and on a more expansive level, one’s sense of spiritual kinship with the natural world at large. Funerary rites for animals celebrate the most enduring of human beliefs-that we share the “next life” with other creatures-just as we do this one.
*Picture taken from lostjersey.com
Bad, bad kitty!
To make up for the funny cat aggression post, I researched information and found some promising sites. Naughty felines can get owners very upset and disturbed. There are many signs that’ll help you understand what’s going on and various techniques that’ll help you reduce and stop the unwanted tension.
Click on the following for more information:
Feline Behavior Problems: Aggression
Aggression Between Family Cats
Cats’ Aggression Toward People
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