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NOAA is forecasting a severe Atlantic Hurricane season with 13 to 19 named storms and up to 10 hurricanes for 2020. Hurricane season runs from July through November with a peak from mid-August through the end of October. Before any bad weather appears, you need to make sure that you have an emergency plan that
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Hi everyone, My humans received this pawesome huge box the other day and I just had to get on top of it! But was I up the right way? All this trying to stay on top of this sure made me tired… Ok I’ve had enough now will you rescue me? 😀 Signed by Her
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This 4th of July will be very different from previous celebrations for a lot of us. For Allegra and me, on a personal level, it will be the first 4th without Ruby. And of course, nothing else will be the same this  year, either. If you are going to gather with family or friends, please
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Looking for a way to celebrate our feline friends this month? Here are some fun July cat activities. NOTE: Due to the coronavirus pandemic, many events have been cancelled or gone virtual. All month: National Lost Pet Prevention Month A tabby cat with an ID collar on. Photography by Shelagh Duffett/Thinkstock. Wednesday, July 1: ID Your
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Sarah with Ariel This post contains affiliate links* You’ve come to know Sarah Chauncey through her compassionate writing about loss and grief  here on The Conscious Cat over the past few years. After her heart-cat Hedda died in 2016, she wrote P.S. I Love You More Than Tuna, a beautifully illustrated and healing gift book
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Tiger by looks, lap cat by temperament, the Toyger will leap into your heart with one swipe of her paw. The name game The Toyger earned her moniker in a fairly simple way: by combining the words “toy” and “tiger.” Though once known as the “California Toyger” due to her California origins, the name was
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Following the The Cat That Walked Through Time please find the second installment, The Cat That Walked Into History, below: She waited, a little impatiently, for the library staffer to check her credentials and her ID against his list of names. It’s not like the materials in the archives are going anywhere. And even though
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We interviewed top feline experts to find out their favorite cat-care secrets for all life stages. Read on to learn how to manage the most common cat-care and behavior issues. Photo: Lightspruch | Getty Images Cat-care secrets for preventing litter box woes Not using the litter box is at the top of the list of
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Please find below a piece from our partner charity iCatCare: Kayleigh Hill, qualified veterinary surgeon who manages the Blue Cross Greater Manchester Rehoming and Advice Unit, tells us about her recently published study ‘A novel approach to welfare interventions in problem multi-cat households’. Her study highlights the importance of veterinary surgeons building relationships with owners
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When a beloved cat passes away, your house and heart may seem a little empty. Grief looks and feels different for each person, and there is no wrong way to grieve. Ordained animal chaplain Kaleel Sakakeeny describes grieving as an active process, and his work is about supporting cat guardians “moving from grief to mourning.”
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Hi everyone, With the easing of lockdown here in the UK we thought it would be a great opportunity to re-visit our tips for safely travelling with your pets. If you think but cats don’t travel don’t forget that there are celebrity cats such as Starina Esperanza Silvaz who safely travel with their humans. 🙂 Weither it
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This post contains affiliate links* The 4th of July is probably a cat’s least favorite holiday. I know it is at our house. Even Ruby, who was not afraid of thunderstorms, became unsettled when fireworks started going off in our neighborhood. Allegra used to be terrified during fireworks. Thankfully, the last few years, she’s handled
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Hi everyone, Remember a few years back I had a pink tunnel? Well, I thought I’d re-create the same with our orange one. 😀 So what do you think? Does it look against my fur? 😀 Or is this way better? 🙂 Or maybe a more contemporary sideways shot? haha Signed by His Meowjesty King
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Thanks to social media, cat lovers are treated to amazing cat photography on the regular. And while all cats are beautiful, some of them stand apart with their interesting quirks or fur patterns. Chimera cats certainly fall into this standing-out category with the dual coloring of their faces. You’ve seen Venus, Narnia, Quimera, all lovely
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Hi everyone, Please find below the latest entry in our Friday Art Cat section by Jeanne & Tiny Man Higgins: Jeanne took a stab at learning to draw so she could make a portrait of him—he is her 16 year old boy who has cancer in his abdomen. He’s doing well, but she knows he
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Guest post by Ingrid R. Niesman, MS PhD As COVID-19 continues to spread globally among humans, veterinarians are starting to track COVID in animals as well. Epidemiologists are our front-line defense Two new epidemiological studies are designed to investigate the potential for COVID-19 infection in companion animals. Dr. Jonathan Runstadler, DVM, Ph.D., a lead investigator
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Cats are naturally playful creatures. Once you’ve lived with a cat for a while, it becomes evident that anything can be a toy. Most cat owners have had a Christmas tree incident with their cat knocking baubles left, right and center.  Here’s why playtime is so important for your cat and how playing with your
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