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Feline Diabetes: Jupiter’s Story

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This is a sponsored post, written by: Rowyn Rose, Science Communications Specialist at Basepaws*

Jupiter came into my life rather unexpectedly. Let me explain.

In February 2016, I drove just shy of three hours to a shelter in Oregon to adopt two older kitties with beautiful black coats.Continue Reading

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Review: A Cat Café Christmas

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I enjoy reading reading well-written romance novels any time of year, but especially this time of year, when I look for holiday themed romances. I came across A Cat Café Christmas the other day. The author was not known to me, and romance novels can be hit or miss, but this one turned out to be a delightful surprise!Continue Reading

5 Best Cat Products of 2022

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I see a lot of new products each year, and I try to share as many of the good ones with you as I can. And of course, Allegra has been busy helping me review many of them for you throughout the year. With so many products, it’s really hard to choose only five favorites, but with the help of my little product tester, we’ve come up with our list of the five best for this year, listed in no particular order.Continue Reading

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Review: Rustlin’ Mylar Wiggler

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This post is sponsored by RompiCatz*

Wand toys are fantastic way to get your cat engaged with play. They let them exercise their natural hunting instinct. Since they’re interactive, they’re also a great way for you to bond with your cats. Rompicatz offers some of the most well thought out and designed wand toys.Continue Reading

Giveaway: ScratchLadder®Ultimate Cat Scratcher

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This giveaway is sponsored by ScratchPlayMeow*

Scratching is a natural behavior for cats. Cats scratch to groom their claws, to mark their territory, and for exercise; scratching stretches the muscles in the front legs and all along the back. And they scratch simply because it feels good.

As far as I’m concerned, you can’t have too many scratchers in your home, and until you figure out your cat’s preferences, it’s important to offer a variety of different substrates as well as orientations. Some cats prefer sisal, others carpet. Some like to scratch vertically, some horizontally, and some, at an incline.Continue Reading