Have you marked your calendars? Are you ready to party? The 24 hour festivities celebrating CatCentric’s third anniversary kick off at midnight next Tuesday! My CatCentric colleagues are throwing a very cool Facebook Party (you’ll need to join the group!) … Continue reading →
As you saw in an earlier post from my very good friend and CatCentric contributing author, Laurie Goldstein, CatCentric’s third anniversary is fast approaching. This year, I’m both delighted and humbled that the rest of the team secretly put together … Continue reading →
SURPRISE, TRACY! Laurie here. The cat’s out of the bag early, but we can’t help that. On October 1st, we celebrate CatCentric.org’s third anniversary! And we want all of you to join us! CatCentric has become far more than a … Continue reading →
Taking your cat in for a dental is already stressful enough, but what if you found out your vet was conducting – without your knowledge or consent – a potentially harmful procedure while your cat was under? A Procedure for … Continue reading →
Today is another of CatCentric’s favorites – International Cat Day, when pet owners all over the world celebrate the mystery and wonder of our beloved feline friends. Also known as World Cat Day, this well-earned day of recognition was founded … Continue reading →
Today is National “Hug Your Cat Day!” The more fanati… er, dedicated cat owners out there know every day is a “hug your cat” day, but for everyone else, this is a great reminder to take some time out of … Continue reading →
Third in our “Pet Food Ingredients to Avoid”, written by Laurie Goldstein, is guar gum, another thickening agent. Guar gum is also a polysaccharide, but unlike xanthan gum – a product of bacterial fermentation produced in a lab – guar gum … Continue reading →
Carrageenan, second in our “Pet Food Ingredients to Avoid”, written by Laurie Goldstein, is a food additive so ubiquitous in processed foods, it can be difficult to avoid, and that includes canned pet foods. It is a thickening, stabilizing, binding, and emulsifying … Continue reading →
First up in our “Pet Food Ingredients to Avoid”, written by Laurie Goldstein, is Xanthan gum. Xantham gum is a thickener and emulsifier used in many pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, industrial applications, and processed human and pet foods. Although its use is approved … Continue reading →
Here are some of the internet’s most interesting and popular cat related articles and videos collected and shared during this past week. Enjoy! (To see more fun videos, fascinating stories and adorable pics, follow us on Twitter or Facebook!) 23 … Continue reading →
