The CatCentric team has been very busy and three more articles have been published or updated! The first is Laurie Goldstein’s detailed discussion on hairball remedies: Hairballs: Species-Appropriate Treatment. Contrary to common thinking, throwing up clumps of hair is not … 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, just visit our FB page!) 10 February: … 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, just visit our FB page!) 25 January: … 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, just visit our FB page!) 11 January: … Continue reading →
This post was written by Laurie Goldstein. Is your kitty on the antibiotic metronadizole (also called flagyl)? This is not intended to scare people, but it’s important information that needs to be carefully considered… metronadizole is potentially carcinogenic both to … Continue reading →
In case you missed any, here are the stories we discussed in April. Please note that with the increased Facebook activity, only stories related to CatCentric.org’s categories are listed; to find the feel-good stories, awesome wild-life happenings and adorable pics, … Continue reading →
Life is messy, life with pets even more so. Accidents happen, and litter boxes get missed. In fact, this is one of the top reasons cats are abused and relinquished to rescues and shelters (and ultimately killed). It doesn’t need … Continue reading →
February is National Cat Appreciation and National Cat Health Month as well as Responsible Pet Owners Month, making this the purrfect time to discuss the basic tenets of conscientious cat care. Here are CatCentric’s top five favorite traits of responsible … Continue reading →
Today is World Spay/Neuter Day. All across America and beyond, a variety of organizations and individuals are sponsoring events and offering discounted and free spay and neuter surgeries. This article on the PRWEB has some interesting information on the history … Continue reading →
There is a lot of confusion around how often a domesticated cat should be fed. Most cats are either free-fed or fed only once or twice a day, and convenience to the owner is the driving factor. But is this … Continue reading →
