August 31, 2010
What's in This Issue:
Updates to the site
I've had several submissions for stories and tributes to deceased pets. Lots of comments, also!
Some great news! Someone (not me!) submitted the site to Wikipedia as an authority on Taming Feral Cats. Whoever did this, I thank you! A wonderful tribute to the site and myself.
I've updated some of the shopping pages, found a new Hav-a-Heart trap supplier, found a new quiz and some more Vet Tech information. I appreciate all your e-mails and votes of confidence!
Articles
I'm going back to publishing part of the article in the e-zine, so that it will be delivered in a more timely manner and maybe help you receive it - instead of bouncing as spam.
An evolutionary Explanation of Why Cats Knead by Trishool Trident
Feral (Wild) Cat Trap - Spay (Neuter) and Release Programs-Everything You Need to Know By Kate Garvey
Why Pet Shots are Good by June Sabe
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An evolutionary Explanation of Why Cats Knead by Trishool Trident
You may look up from your book or your TV to find your cat involved in an unusual and weird exercise. She will look like she is doing the Michael Jackson moonwalk except she is stuck to one place. She will lift her paws alternately and seemingly "massage" the surface of a blanket, couch or your lap. This is called "kneading" and there are various explanations on why cats do it. While a cat kneads, she enters a state of deep relaxation and may look like she is mesmerized.This article is continued here...
Feral (Wild) Cat Trap - Spay (Neuter) and Release Programs-Everything You Need to Know By Kate Garvey
Feral cat trap, spay (neuter) and release programs are extremely successful and being widely used. They help reduce the overpopulation of cats, they maintain healthy cat populations so that rodent population stays in check, and they help reduce communicable feline diseases which can easily spread to family pets.This article is continued here...
Why Pet Shots Are Good by June Sabe
When you were a child you had to have vaccinations at certain points in your life such as measles, tetanus, and other shots. This is important for your pets as well. We will specifically look at dog vaccinations, as they are a very common pet to have. Keep in mind during some of these shots are required for cats as well.This article is continued here...
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