I don’t run or promote very many fundraisers, but every now and again, one will cross my desk that is wholly in line with CatCentric’s mission of improving feline lives, strengthening the owner/kitty bond and keeping kitties in their homes … Continue reading →
This post is part of our “Journey to Raw” series, published on Wednesdays, and comes to you from Pamela Perrine, a 60 year old advocate for natural living and volunteer health coach who dabbles in gardening and photography and hikes the … Continue reading →
For my fellow Veterans who didn’t make it home, or made it home and lost their lives to the wars anyway. #NeverForget #TheSacrificeIsReal #MemorialDay2016 … Continue reading →
This post is part of our “Journey to Raw” series, published on Wednesdays, and comes to you from Sandra Murphey, a semi-retired 73 yr. old entrepreneur, writer, researcher, portrait photographer for 30 years, animal lover, and advocate for cats and … Continue reading →
As long time readers know, I’m a huge proponent of prey model raw (PMR) feeding. No other raw diet – commercial or home-prepared – beats it for cost and only whole prey beats it from a nutritional standpoint. But how … Continue reading →
One of my biggest pet peeves is people – smart, caring people – who feed their dogs a fresh, wholesome diet, but continue to throw down processed, nutritionally substandard products for their cats. What is the deal with this? Why … Continue reading →
Join the CatCentric community for next week’s “Ask the Expert” feature discussing the fascinating aspects of cats and rabbits cohabiting, hosted by several extremely knowledgeable and generous Licensed Educators from the House Rabbit Society. Ever admired the softness of a … Continue reading →
A thought for all of you who might still be feeding processed dry products (kibble/biscuits) to their kitties. Second only to oxygen, water is the most important requirement for life. Cats are designed to get their water through their diet … Continue reading →
“CAT FACTS: The Pet Parents A-to-Z Home Care Encyclopedia” by Amy Shojai. A 546 page compendium of fascinating Cat Facts is exactly the kind of book I dig, and I sought out the author and requested this particular book for review. Amy … Continue reading →
Women Who Still Love Cats Too Much by Allia Zobel Nolan. Five stars! Allia is an award winning author and, I’m proud to say, a friend of mine. I have a fairly extensive library of cat-related books, but they’re almost 100% … Continue reading →
