A Cat’s Guide to Design To cultivate a reputation as a cultural sophis-ticate, a cat must be crystal clear on the difference between good taste and bad. Bad taste is easy to spot. Most of your human’s wardrobe, day-old cat food, and orange vinyl beanbags, fall into this category. Good
Cancer is an unfortunate disease that affects millions of people each year. With several advancements being made daily to try and understand the various forms of this disease humans and animals alike continue to be diagnosed daily. Cancer is the leading cause of natural death in cats and virtually fifty
In the United States, around 25 percent of domesticated cats are declawed. Declawing is considered mutilation in many countries, because it basically consists in amputation the last joint of the cat’s paw, along with the claw. Consider how this might feel on your own hands: having the nub of each
Not a dog person? How about a cat show? Unlike dogs, cats were not bred for working or handling specific tasks. Thus, cats do not exhibit the wide variety of body sizes and shapes that dogs do. Nevertheless, like dogs, cats are judged within the standards of their breeds and