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Cat A Log
Introduction I do this every so often. Every day I walk, and if I see cats, I take photographs and sometimes share them on Instagram with the hashtags #CatsInNam and #CatsOfVocal, but there are some strange things that come back with those hashtags:
By Mike Singleton đ Mikeydred 24 days ago in Petlife
Backpack Carriers Gone Viral: Why Dogs in Spaceship Bags Are Taking Over TikTok
Dog owners know that our precious pups always want to be by our side, going everywhere with us that theyâre allowed. From the hiking trails to outdoor cafes, dogs are becoming a staple in social spaces and are welcome almost everywhere.
By Marshall Bone26 days ago in Petlife
When Home Stops Feeling Safe
After six years of living with each other, Buddy and I know each other far too well. Our feelings are known to each other with just a look. He mostly trusts me , except at certain times of the year, which I am going to tell you about, and why.
By Hashem Koohy26 days ago in Petlife
Hiss Vs Growl
Life was good before the move. Leo and Loki spent all day eating, sleeping, and playing. Their humansâ presence was not necessary for the enjoyment of their dog free paradise. Each had their favorite spots on the couch and windowsill where they would bask in sunbeams and challenge birds. When not engaging in these activities they would spend hours discussing the humans they were forced to live with.
By Tina Kowalski26 days ago in Petlife
Can Dogs Eat Watermelon?
On a sunny afternoon during the summer, there could hardly be anything better than consuming a slice of refreshing watermelon. But with your dog looking up to you eagerly, the following question tends to arise: Can your dog eat watermelon?
By iftikhar Ahmad27 days ago in Petlife
A Shocking Study!!! What Does It Mean to Have a Cat in Your Home?
At first glance, this question sounds dramatic, almost like the opening line of a viral headline. Yet behind it lies a fascinating truth supported by science, psychology, history, and everyday human experience. For centuries, cats have quietly shared our homes, our beds, and sometimes even our secrets. They sit on our keyboards while we work, stare at walls for no obvious reason, and somehow know exactly when we need comfort the most. But what does it really mean to live with a cat?
By Ahmed aldeabella27 days ago in Petlife
In Memory: Aspen's Great Expectations of LoupGarou
This story has been an entire year in the making. Pip passed away precisely one year ago today, December 17, 2024. I've tried writing it several times, but I've never been able to get past the first paragraph. Losing Pip has been an experience wrapped up in loss, in guilt, in the pain of promises unable to be kept. Every time I post about him, I cry over the knowledge that I will never have another picture of Pip, that the loving little dog that I knew so well had his life end tragically, so needlessly, that I have a hard time celebrating the lives of the puppies that he left behind. He had so much potential, so much promise. I had told myself that the spring of 2025 would be the time for working on agility, on weight pull, on all of the fun things that he loved to do. For Pip, spring of 2025 never arrived.
By Kimberly J Egan27 days ago in Petlife
13 Years of Life With My Cats. AI-Generated.
For the past thirteen years, I have shared my life with nine cats. During that time, we created countless memories togetherâsome small and ordinary, others deeply meaningful. Each of them has quietly become a part of who I am today.
By LifeWithNineCats27 days ago in Petlife
For No Reason
I wrote this as a teenager and forgot it existed until I found it again in old files. Iâm putting it here because the core point is still true, and still denied. Itâs told in the voice of a dog, but itâs not a breed or pet-specific statement. Itâs a sequence statement. Same logic applies to any animal living under chronic neglect or abuse.
By Dr. Mozelle Martin | Ink Profiler28 days ago in Petlife
Stray Dogs in Tbilisi
No one can keep an accurate track because the registration and chipping is not systematic, but there are estimated 120,000 stray dogs in the country of Georgia, with up to 45-50,000 roaming in Tbilisi. It is a lot for a population of 1.4 million people.
By Lana V Lynx30 days ago in Petlife
