Grandma Faye graphic: courtesy Ann Adamus |
Goodbye Grandma Faye
Sleepypod® Mobile Pet Bed
Catit® Vesper® Double Cat Tree
Catit® Divine Shreds™ Premium Cat Food Topper/Mixer
Cats need hydration on a daily basis! They aren't known for drinking enough water, so supplementation with wet food helps provide the hydration cats need. Many people say their cats will only eat kibble, which doesn't provide the hydration cats need on a daily basis. Some wet food, especially pate, can be a little drier and some people tend to add water to it. One way to provide additional hydration to your cat's food and/or encourage her to eat is to give her a supplement that provides flavor, texture, and moisture to your cat's diet.
Carry Your Cats with You with a Phone Case from Paint My Pooch
I love personalized items, especially those with photos of my cats. I have notepads, mouse pads, pens, cups, etc. with photos of Truffle and Brulee. I've purchased phone cases in the past, but I never liked them because of the lack of quality.
Blog For Peace
Each year, Mimi Lennox sponsors Blog For Peace, which is an opportunity for bloggers to focus on peace in the world. She provides templates of Blog For Peace and bloggers are allowed to use them and add their own quotes, photos, and/or designs.
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Sweet Purrfections Peace Graphic from 2020 |
5 Tips For Keeping Your Cat Safe on Halloween
Children and adults alike love the excitement of Halloween! The magic of dressing up in favorite characters and visiting neighbors with doorbell rings and exclamations of "Trick or Treat" can be fun for all. However, cats don't react well to changes in their environment, especially different sights, smells, and sounds. Cats may become frightened and/or stressed. While planning for this fun occasion for the humans in your home, it's important to make arrangements for your cats to help them feel calm, safe, and secure.
Top 10 Toxic Plants to Cats
Flowers and plants are beautiful and bring color to your home. However, there are some common plants that are very toxic to your cats and can cause illness or death. The Pet Poison Helpline (2021) states that every day they receive dozens of phone calls from cat owners saying "My cat ate a lily!" There are thousands of species of plants and flowers, but only a small percentage of plants are truly dangerous and poisonous to your cat.