And speaking of noses (BlogPaws Nose-to-Nose Awards), did you know that every cat’s nose print is as unique as a human fingerprint? It’s true! Perhaps one day those intrusive and sometimes problematic microchip implants will be replaced with simple nose … Continue reading →
In case you missed any, here are the stories we discussed in April (to join in the discussions, click “like” on CatCentric’s Facebook page!): 2 April: Did you know… Another look at the FDA’s absurd – and mind-boggling – policies … Continue reading →
BlogPaws – an organization for the advocacy of pet bloggers and enthusiasts – has announced a very special contest, the “Nose-to-Nose” Social Media Pet Blogging Awards 2012. This contest is judged by a panel of experts, after giving YOU the … Continue reading →
As many of you may know, I write for Raw Instincts Magazine. Every month, they have a photo contest to see who is going to be on a future issue’s cover. This month, I’ve entered CatCentric’s very own Allen as … Continue reading →
CatCentric.org has been expanding at a phenomenal clip since that electric 2:00am epiphany when it first struck me, rousing me from a restless sleep with a shocking clarity of concept. It has, in fact, exceeded all my expectations, and continues … Continue reading →
In case you missed any, here are the stories we discussed in March (to join in the discussions, click “like” on CatCentric’s Facebook page!): 2 March: Why Pet Weight Management Products Are Ridiculous! Another great article by Dr. Becker! “As … Continue reading →
Like a handful of other animals – including birds, dogs and dinosaurs – cats actually walk on their toes. This is the primary reason declawing, which includes amputation of their toes up to the first knuckle, is so cruel. Generally, … Continue reading →
In case you missed any, here are the stories we discussed in February (to join in the discussions, click “like” on CatCentric’s Facebook page!): 1 February: Tooth Resorption: A Painfully Common Dental Disease in Cats “Although the precise cause of … Continue reading →
I’m very pleased to present several new updates to the site. First, after receiving several requests (see, I do listen to my fans!), I began pulling together a comparison of commercial raw products. I’d scarcely begun before a dear friend, … Continue reading →
From a genetic viewpoint, the modern housecat is virtually indistinguishable from F. s. lybica, the subspecies of wildcat called the African Wild Cat, that hails from the Middle Eastern deserts of Israel, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, and … Continue reading →
