Thursday, August 27, 2009

Pussy galore

Recently we discussed dogs. Now it’s the turn of cats. There is a new magazine called, and I’m not making this up, Feline Wellness. Here is the Table of Contents for the current issue:
Getting fleas to flee
Non-toxic alternatives are gaining in popularity in the battle against these nasty pests.

Sitting pretty
Want a happy, beautiful cat? She’s within reach when you put together her own personal grooming kit.

10 steps to a perfect walk
Don’t have the space or budget for an outdoor enclosure? Follow these suggestions to adapting your kitty to a harness and lead.

Homeopathy for cats
Felines are especially responsive to this gentle healing modality. Find out which remedies can help your own furry companion.

Is he “Mr. Right”?
Adopting a new feline friend? Before bringing him home, make sure he’ll fit in with your household and lifestyle.

Toilet talk
A healthy and hygienic litter box makes for a clean cat -- and a happy you! Here’s the lowdown on some of today’s litter and tray choices.

Sensitive skin?
Allergies are common in cats. For effective relief, take an integrative approach to your itchy kitty.

It’s bath day!
Bathing your cat doesn’t have to be a traumatic battle. Follow these eight tips for a calm experience.

Showing their claws?
Cat fights are scary, and can erupt between felines who’ve been friends for life. Here’s what to do when the furs flies in your multi-cat household.

Heart of the matter
Contrary to popular opinion, cats can get heartworm. Here’s what you need to know to protect your feline friend.

Her inner hunter
It’s natural for cats to stalk birds. Check out seven ways to satisfy those instincts without harming any wildlife.
There is more puss-related material in the Spectator, though with a rather more bracing attitude, as cat-hater Rod Liddle celebrates the death-by-python of the unfortunate Wilbur. Like Liddle, I’m on the python’s side. And only partly because I no longer have my beloved Labrador and am saddled instead with the world’s most irritating cat.

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