Cat facts are
important to all of us who love a feline. They come into our homes, provide
comfort and companionship, enrich our lives and conquer our hearts. Along the way we try to return the favor.
Cat Facts-2, cats make great companions. Friendly felines can do wonders to
boost the outlook and even the health of patients in nursing homes and
hospitals. The soothing sound of purring and the comfort of lap warming
make a cat a great therapy animal.
Cat Facts-3, most of us worry about our cats health. We hear about feline
leukemia, feline diabetes, skin disorders, intestinal parasites, eye infections
and ear mites. But what are the symptoms, what are the treatments, how do
I help my pet avoid illness and when is it time to take my pet to the vet?
Cat Facts-4,
sometimes cats require special care. We
wonder about worms, fleas and ear mites. Should you de-claw your pet, or what
about a pedicure? How about special food; organic, holistic or home made? And how do you control the fleas? When is your
pet considered a senior, and do senior felines require special care?
Cat Facts-5, active cats are healthier animals. How about games we can play
with our pet? In these pages we will explore fun and exciting ways to
play with your feline friends; what kinds of props and toys are effective, and
ways to encourage shy or cautious felines to play.
Cat Facts-6, there are many different breeds of cats. What are common characteristics of the
different breeds of felines? And, what about the mixed-breed varieties; calico,
tabby, tuxedo, polydactyl (many toes), yellow (or orange), a pure black feline
(my personal favorite)?
Cat Facts-7, owners are curious about their cats behaviors. Do they always land
on their feet? What is the purpose of purring? Why do they scratch the
furniture? And what is it with catnip…how come calm, cool and collected felines
go crazy around catnip? And, perhaps the most important question is, how
come there is a dead bird at the foot of my bed?
Cat Literature
Cats have
a special place in our lives that is reflected in the amount of literature available
today.