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Hi everyone, It’s me Oliver here today with some news from Katzenworld HQ! If like me you are thinking this is a new spaceship it certainly does resemble it a little! 😀 But it’s far cooler than that… but let’s start from the beginning. Renegade: Humans! Can you unpack our Catspad for us please? Renegade:
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This post contains affiliate links* Silvervine is a plant native to the mountainous regions of eastern Asia. It has been used in Asia for centuries as a preventative health aid. In Japan and China, it has also been used as a cat stimulant. Cats react to silvervine similarly to how they do to catnip, with
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When Peggy Lee sang, “Fever isn’t such a new thing, fever started long time ago,” she wasn’t kidding. Since the beginning of recorded history, fever has been a hallmark of disease. Body temperature is regulated by a structure in the brain called the hypothalamus. It controls the body’s “thermal set point” in very similar fashion
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On July 3, the J. M. Smucker Company announced a voluntary recall of one lot of Natural Balance® Ultra Premium Chicken & Liver Paté Formula canned cat food due to health concerns likely associated with elevated levels of choline chloride. Ingesting impacted product may cause nausea with excessive salivation, constricted pupils and poor vision, diarrhea
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We interviewed top feline experts to find out their favorite cat-care secrets for all life stages. Read on to learn how to manage the most common cat-care and behavior issues. Photo: Lightspruch | Getty Images Cat-care secrets for preventing litter box woes Not using the litter box is at the top of the list of
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Hi everyone, Today we are featuring a special sets of lamps by renowned Japanese artist Takashi Masaki! He has designed a range of lamps in cat shape or featuring cute and adorable paw prints to let the light through. They are (currently) available in the following three designs. Design number 1! Design 2. 🙂 And
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Sarah with Ariel This post contains affiliate links* You’ve come to know Sarah Chauncey through her compassionate writing about loss and grief  here on The Conscious Cat over the past few years. After her heart-cat Hedda died in 2016, she wrote P.S. I Love You More Than Tuna, a beautifully illustrated and healing gift book
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Tiger by looks, lap cat by temperament, the Toyger will leap into your heart with one swipe of her paw. The name game The Toyger earned her moniker in a fairly simple way: by combining the words “toy” and “tiger.” Though once known as the “California Toyger” due to her California origins, the name was
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NOAA is forecasting a severe Atlantic Hurricane season with 13 to 19 named storms and up to 10 hurricanes for 2020. Hurricane season runs from July through November with a peak from mid-August through the end of October. Before any bad weather appears, you need to make sure that you have an emergency plan that
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If you’ve been feeling really tired lately, you’re not alone. From the start of the pandemic, I’ve felt almost constant exhaustion. It takes so much energy just to get through the day, never mind getting any meaningful work done. I wasn’t able to find the source for today’s quote, but it accurately describes how I
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Hi everyone, Please find below the latest entry in our Friday Art Cat section by Jeanne & Tiny Man Higgins: Jeanne took a stab at learning to draw so she could make a portrait of him—he is her 16 year old boy who has cancer in his abdomen. He’s doing well, but she knows he
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Guest post by Ingrid R. Niesman, MS PhD As COVID-19 continues to spread globally among humans, veterinarians are starting to track COVID in animals as well. Epidemiologists are our front-line defense Two new epidemiological studies are designed to investigate the potential for COVID-19 infection in companion animals. Dr. Jonathan Runstadler, DVM, Ph.D., a lead investigator
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