et was a childhood friend who pounced the mud puddles with us in hopes of catching frogs or maybe that special sweetie was simply a listening ear as we went through the challenges of a divorce or other difficult time in our lives. No matter what reason we loved our pet, one thing is certain, saying goodbye is one of the most difficult challenges we will ever face.
When it comes to being a pet parent, it can be so very scary when our cats begin to act sick or strange. First their eating habits may change; they may begin to lie around and even try to find a spot to be alone. All of these signs can be very troubling to us common folk who aren’t really sure what these signs are pointing to.
Tired of the constant worry that unusual pet symptoms can bring, we decided to sit down with a local vet to find out exactly what symptoms should be warrant for concern, how to handle them and what they can mean.
Our cats become a part of the family over time. But unlike humans, who are considered elderly at 60 or 65, cats are considered "senior citizens" at 
the ripe old age of 10. It is important to understand the proper care of cats at all stages of life. A kitten cannot be fed, groomed, medicated, and treated the same way as an elderly cat. Here is a guide to proper Elderly Cat Care.
The pup-arazzi are hot on the trails of these cat celebs . . . from real life puff balls to our favorite cartoon cats, these felines stole our hearts, made us laugh and gave us something to look forward to on Saturday mornings.
