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Mews and Nips: Why Can’t House Cats Roar?
Have you ever wondered why your house cats can’t roar like some wild cats? It turns out that it has to do with the physiology of a cat’s voice box: cats can either purr or roar, but they can’t do both. In addition to our house cats, bobcats, ocelots, lynx, cougars and cheetahs can purr, but they don’t roar. Roaring is much rarer in cats and evolved in a particular lineage of large cats. For more about this fascinating topic, visit LiveScience.
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Halloween Coasters to Brighten Your Desk or Table
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I’m all for little things that can add a little fun to your every day life, and these adorable Halloween coasters do the trick, don’t you think?
Natural cork backing helps keep the coaster in place. The soft touch matte finish is water resistant. Continue Reading
Review: PetFusion KittyCurve Tunnel
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It has been a while since Allegra had a tunnel, so we were excited to review PetFusion’s new KittyCurve Tunnel.Continue Reading
RompiCatz Wand Toys Now Available from Amazon
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RompiCatz makes some of the best cat toys on the market. These toys from the creator of the popular Neko Flies are designed to engage your cat’s natural hunting and prey instinct. Ellen understands the importance of mental stimulation and physical exercise for indoor cats. She has been creating toys that move and act like real prey for many years. Her toys provide endless opportunities to keep cats happy. Continue Reading
Happy New Year
Happy New Year
from Allegra and Ingrid
May your year be filled with health, happiness and purrs!
Jackson Galaxy’s Cat Camp at Home for the Holidays
If you’ve ever wanted to attend one of Jackson Galaxy’s Cat Camps, but didn’t want to travel, now is your chance to experience the magic that is Cat Camp from the comfort of your own home a second time! Cat Camp at Home for the Holidays will take place on Saturday, December 5, and it’s free!Continue Reading
Review: Sheer Fun for Cats
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Sheer Fun for Cats is an interactive toy that stimulates your cat’s natural instinct to hide, hunt, stalk and pounce. Developed by a cat sitter, this patented versatile product makes old toys new again and keeps playtime interesting.Continue Reading
Happy Labor Day 2020
Today is Labor Day in the United States, and we’re doing anything but labor: we’re taking a 24-hour online break. Allegra has the right idea, and oh, how I wish we could really be at the beach right now!Continue Reading
Feline Pheromone Products: They’re Not All Created Equal
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Products containing artificial pheromones can be an important tool for dealing with feline behavior problems, whether it’s territorial aggression, urinary marking, or simply a stressful trip to the vet. Cats naturally emit these pheromones. They are used to mark their territory as safe and secure by rubbing the side of their face against against furniture, or even against you.Continue Reading
Cat Duvet Cover Sets to Brighten Your Bedroom
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In my ongoing quest to brighten my living space with simple things that make me happy, I came across these adorable cat duvet cover sets, and just had to share them with you.Continue Reading