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It's been said that people that hate cats will come back as mice in their next life.

Gone but not forgotten; . Top Story - May 2021.
As I compose this piece of writing, the grief is still fresh, having lost our beloved "Cuddles," our precious cat, that we have had for 11 years.
By Lesley W5 years ago in Petlife
I Love You, Tigg
I was a dog person. And I never wanted a cat. But a co-worker was not able to take care of his five-year-old tabby cat and planned on bringing him to the animal shelter.
By Will Coronel5 years ago in Petlife
Demystifying Cat Alzheimer's Disease
Does your elderly cat wander aimlessly, get lost in the house, or stare at the walls? Has she stopped greeting you when you come home? Has she seemingly forgotten how to use the litter box? Is her wake/sleep cycle disrupted with her wandering through the house crying at night?
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warrior5 years ago in Petlife
Change Your Perspective
My cat, Minnow, is a unique individual. I've had cats my entire life, and Minnow doesn't behave like any of them. There are several things that set him apart from other felines I've known. I sometimes think he's lived all his past lives as a dog and is having trouble adjusting to his "cat suit".
By Shell St. James5 years ago in Petlife
Chicago's Getting Catty
I read that Chicago has a rat problem. Though some might immediately think of their local government, I'm pretty certain the post referenced a problem of the rodent variety. According to the Hill, "The Windy City has ranked number one on pest control company Orkin’s list of the “rattiest cities” in the U.S. for six consecutive years, as Chicago has had the most rodent pest treatments." Though being number one is often a coveted position, in this case, it's best to be ranked much further down the list. Chicago is taking some significant measures to curb the rat population, a measure that might spark nightmares in those averse to felines.
By Bryan R..5 years ago in Petlife
Felis Catus: A Touch of the Wild
Felis catus. She is the only domesticated animal among the family felidae, believed to have first domesticated themselves around 7500 BCE in the Near East. First attracted to human settlements by the rodent populations gathered around our ancient ancestors' grain stores, cats have settled comfortably into their role as some of humans' oldest companions.
By L.A. Hancock5 years ago in Petlife
Cats are purrfect pets for helping us heal body and soul
If you are a pet owner, you might be healthier than you realize as research indicates that owning a pet can save money in medical bills, Animals are therapeutic and studies also indicate that cats specifically have amazing healing powers, that help humans. One report from Australia indicates that $880 million per year is saved on medical bills by those who own cats and German research indicates that about 6.6 billion a year was saved.
By Cheryl E Preston5 years ago in Petlife
Arthritis in Cats: Symptoms and Pain Relief
Like humans, cats can suffer from joint-related diseases, such as feline rheumatoid osteoarthritis, a condition that causes inflammation and muscle pain. This disease is not easy to detect since kittens tend to hide very well when they are in pain. And it is difficult for you to realize at first glance that your pet suffers from it if you do not know exactly what signs to look for. Most of the pet owners neglect this fact, and deny visiting the best pet services in Dubai, risking pet’s life.
By Canadian VC5 years ago in Petlife
FATTY MCPADFOOT
I reside in a pretty much 'natureless' environment in terms of wild animals. Dogs and cats owned by those fortunate enough to live in houses
By Novel Allen5 years ago in Petlife
Kemo the Cat
My best friend’s mom, Jan, was diagnosed with stage three colon cancer about three years ago. She was 77 years old. She initially underwent surgery to have her cancer removed, but as with most cancer prognoses, the next phase of necessary treatment was determined to be chemotherapy.
By Dana Maxwell5 years ago in Petlife
Arthritis in Cats: Symptoms and Pain Relief
Like humans, cats can suffer from joint-related diseases, such as feline rheumatoid osteoarthritis, a condition that causes inflammation and muscle pain. This disease is not easy to detect since kittens tend to hide very well when they are in pain. And it is difficult for you to realize at first glance that your pet suffers from it if you do not know exactly what signs to look for. Most of the pet owners neglect this fact, and deny visiting the best pet services in Dubai, risking pet’s life.
By Canadian VC5 years ago in Petlife
Staircase Cat
He for one is not a wild animal, but a domestic housecat, who spends all his time laying down and eating. That’s why he is a little on the chubby side, but he is still beautiful in his way.
By Burnt Baguettes5 years ago in Petlife