Author: Laura Weers

Friskies Pull N Play Cat Treat Toy from Chewy.Com

Post author By Laura Weers
Post date May 10, 2016
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I was provided Friskies Pull N Play Cat Treat Toy from Chewy.Com to facilitate my review. All thoughts are 100 % honest and my own.

My cats exercise significantly by playing with the Friskies Pull N Play Cat Treat Toy from Chewy.Com. Garfunkel licked away at the Chicken and Cheese flavored string cat treats. Kohl quickly pulled the Chicken, and Cheese cat treats out of the Wobbert cat treat dispenser and ate them up quickly. I put some Party Mix originals in the bottom of the Wobbert cat treat dispenser. Conrad batted the Wobbert around and around and ate all of the cats treats I had placed in it for him.

You can place the snack cheese strings in the Wobberts ears, and the yummy cat treats in its belly and watch the good times wobble. The cat treats are made in the USA. All of my cats love the Party Mix original cat treats. Kohl and Garfunkel devoured the chicken and cheese strings up so quickly that Conrad had no left to enjoy.

Conrad loves to wobble the Wobbert around to get his tasty cat treat as a reward for his effort. Conrad never seems tired of playing with Wobbert Friskies Pull N Play Cat Treats Play Pack from Chewy.Com. Kohl could eat the Chicken and Cheese Strings night and day and never get tired of eating them.

My cats like to play with an interactive cat treat toy. It keeps their mind and their body active. My cats have fun figuring out how to get to the yummy cat treat inside the Wobbert cat treat dispenser.

Your cats could enjoy playing with a Friskies Pull N Play Cats Treats Play Pack from Chewy.Com.

Tags cat treats, What Should I be Feeding My Cat ?

Do Kitten's Remember Their Mother's When They Are Grown Cats ?

Do Kitten’s Remember Their Mother’s When They Are Grown Cats ?

Post author By Laura Weers
Post date May 6, 2016
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My cat Addi gave birth to five kittens one year ago. I found an excellent home for two of her five kittens. The party that adopted two of Addi’s kittens named the kittens Leo and Cleo. I still have three of Addi’s kittens: Sherlock, Mr. Gray, and Hilford. I observed Hilford licking his Mother on the face one day. Mr. Gray came up next to his Mother and rubbed up against her face.

Addi lets her grown-up kittens eat all of her cat’s treats yet. She is a loving Mother to all of her grown-up kittens. She always thinks of her kittens before thinking of her well-being. Addi never touches any cat food until her kittens have eaten all they want of that particular cat food.

My outdoor cat Trisha had one kitten in December when she was fifteen. She stayed with him constantly to keep him warm. I had a little electric heater plugged into the building they were in. I named her kitten Tinker. Tinker was a beautiful creme-colored kitten. Tinker and his Mother always got along well.

I had a calico cat that had a long-haired kitten. When her kitten was fully grown, she did not remember her Mother. The two of them got into a big catfight. My calico cat was always very protective of her kittens throughout the years.

I had a female Himalayan cat at one time. She gave birth to one female kitten. She and her kitten always got along fine. They would lick each other’s hair and rub it against each other.

Mother cats never forget their grown-up kittens, and most of my grown-up kittens always remembered their Mother and thought of the kindness she would always give to them.

Tags Kittens, Picking Out A Kitten

Sebastian's Story

Sebastian’s Story

Sebastian was born and raised on my farm. He would always walk under your feet when you would walk outdoors. Luckily no one ever stepped on him. One day he kept meowing right outside of my back door. I felt sorry for him, and he became my third house cat.

Sebastian was knowledgeable. The first night Sebastian was in my house, I heard quite a racket from my living room. Sebastian had been busy gathering all the missing toy mice and placing them in a neat little row. Sebastian also let me bathe him. He seemed to enjoy his bath, and he made no fuss whatsoever.

Sebastian did not respect my older house cats, to begin with. He liked to wrestle with them, but they did not greatly appreciate it. As Sebastian matured, he acted much better with my other house cats.

Sebastian loved to balance on the window valances, and he would walk across them to the other side. Sebastian was quite the acrobat. As Sebastian matured, he could no longer perform this feat.

Sebastian loved to sleep on my bed at night. It was a three-cat night in the winter instead of a three-dog night. I always would end up with three cats sleeping peacefully in my bed.

Sebastian’s favorite toys were always toy mice. He had quite an assortment of them to play with. He also liked to bat away at a mouse in a circle toy.

Sebastian was about twelve when I discovered lung cancer from an X-Ray that my vet had taken off his chest. I thought he just had asthma. My vet put him on a steroid treatment. The steroids worked for about one year. Sebastian kept losing weight and had more difficulty walking up and down the steps in my house. He was thirteen years old when I had my vet put him to sleep. I never want to see one of my beloved pets suffer.

Tags Introducing a New Cat Into Your Home, Kittens, Signs of a Sick Cat

Cats Learn Their Hunting Skills from Their Mother

Post author By Laura Weers
Post date April 29, 2016
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If a kitten is taken away from too early in life from its Mother, it will not have learned any hunting skills. A kitten learns the necessary hunting skills by watching its Mother hunt for mice.

I have watched many Mother cats take their kittens with them while they went out hunting. All the kittens that went out hunting with their Mother became excellent hunters like their Mothers.

I had a house cat that did not know how to kill mice. My vet then gave me a cat that he had found abandoned at a golf course in December. He was a wonderful cat, but he had no hunting skills whatsoever. When my vet found my future cat, he was only a tiny kitten. His Mother did not have time to teach him any hunting skills. I’m sure my vet did not want him to kill small gerbils that came to his office. He was a wonderful cat and lived to be seventeen years old.

I had a Siamese cat that would catch mice and eat them. She would always leave the mouse’s tail as proof that she had killed the mouse.

My first cat Flossie would come to our house almost every morning with a mouse she had caught in our field. She was also very good at killing rats in the open corn crib with ear corn in it.

Blacknose was Flossie’s kitten. She would bring home garter snakes that she had killed. She was also an excellent huntress like her Mother.

I have had several outdoor cats that were excellent runners. They could run faster than the rabbit they were after. Once they caught the rabbit, they would bring it home. All of my cats would then share their catch of the day.

If you want a cat that is an excellent mouser, ensure he is not taken away from his Mother too early in life.

Tags Benefits of Having a Cat, Picking Out A Kitten

Cats and the Dreaded Vacuum Cleaner

Post author By Laura Weers
Post date April 26, 2016
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My cats do not like the sound of a giant upright vacuum cleaner. Most of my cats will hide and be out of sight until I put the vacuum cleaner away. My cats do not get upset over a little handheld vacuum cleaner.

I purchased a room for the first time about five years ago. My cats would sit and watch the Roomba vacuum in my living and dining rooms. One day my cat Kohl fell asleep under a chair in the dining room. The Roomba got dangerously close to Kohl’s tail. I have never seen a cat move as fast as Kohl did that day. One day I was planning on starting my Roomba in about ten minutes. It is as if one of my house cats had read my mind and pushed the start button on my room. My Roomba was vacuuming my living room, compliments to one of my house cats, who was very observant in watching me start the Roomba at once.

My cats do not like it when I vacuum their hair off my drapes or the furniture in my house. Garfunkel will sleep on top of my Grandfather’s clock. Kohl lays down in a platform rocker in my living room, and Conrad sleeps on a rocking chair in one of my upstairs bedrooms.

My cats in the house next door are not impressed with a large, noisy vacuum either. Most of them will hide back of a piece of plywood or go to the utility room in the house.

I started a Roomba for the first time in the house next door last week. My cat Russ kept an eye on it and seemed to enjoy watching it move across the carpet as it did an excellent job removing its hair from my carpet. Bella watched the Roomba from the box she was resting in. Hilford and Mr. Gray watched it from a heated cat bed. Cali was also interested in protecting the Roomba clean up her sleeping, toy, and a living area of the house.

My cats were enthralled with how a Roomba moves around and cleans your carpet.

When Life Throws You a Curve Ball Throw it Back Fast & Quick

When Life Throws You a Curve Ball Throw it Back Fast & Ouick

Post author By Laura Weers
Post date April 22, 2016
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We will all have many challenges and changes before we leave this earth.

Our quality and perspective on life depend on how we react to all the ups and downs throughout our lifetime. A person must concentrate on all the positive things that have happened in her or her lifetime. If you think you are beaten, you will most likely be destroyed. A positive attitude in life makes for a positive person.

Make sure you have lots of hobbies that you love and enjoy. Always surround yourself with positive-thinking individuals. Positive thinking people will cause you to have positive thinking in your life. Regardless of your problem or concern, always realize there are many people worse off than you.

I love to read history books. Always be willing to learn something new every day of your life. Reading is an enriching hobby and very educational. Reading keeps your mind enriched and growing every day.

All of us will have health issues to deal with before we leave his world. How we deal with a health issue will affect how long we live with that health issue. The power of positive thinking can have incredible effects on how long we live or our quality of life.

Surround yourself with friends that are supportive in your times of need. Prayers get answered, sometimes not as quickly as we would like. God is always with you, even when you think he is not. God watches over us night and day. After all, all of us are God’s children.

I am blessed to have so many amazing, kind, caring, concerned, loving, and loyal friends and relatives. I do not know what I would do without them.

How My Outdoor Cats Entertain Themselves

Post author By Laura Weers
Post date April 19, 2016
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Outdoor kittens love chasing after leaves that have fallen off the trees in the fall. The kittens will pounce on the leaves and chase after them as the wind blows them around. Kittens will play with their Mother’s tail. Young kittens love to wrestle with each other. Mother cats love to take their kittens with them while they hunt in the fields and ditches for mice. Kittens learn their hunting skills from their Mother.

My outdoor cats love to bask in the sun and lay on the warm cement by my house. Some of my outdoor cats like to roll around in the dry dirt in the garden or field. Moving around in the dry earth helps remove excess oil from your cat’s hair, so they take a dirt bath. Outdoor cats love to roll around in the garden while I work there.

My outdoor cats love to sunbathe on my deck when the sun is out. My cats enjoy my deck even in winter if the sun is out. Maggie loves to watch birds eating at my bird feeder. Maggie has never tried to eat any of the birds at my bird feeder. I think she knows I would not be happy with that.

My outdoor cats make sure my buildings are rodent-free. I have watched Maggie going around to the corn crib and old machine shed and looking inside the facilities for mice. Outdoor cats catch and eat a lot of rodents, along with the dry cat food I put out for them every day.

I have a few cat toys for my cats to play with in my outdoor cat building. They have a catnip mouse and four cat toy balls to roll around on the building floor.

Tags cat Toys, Grooming

Wellness Morsels With Chicken & Chicken Liver from Chewy.Com

Post author By Laura Weers
Post date April 15, 2016
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I was provided Wellness Morsels With Chicken & Chicken Liver from Chewy.Com to facilitate my review. All thoughts are 100% honest and my own.

I opened a pouch of the Wellness Morsels With Chicken & Chicken Liver in Savory Sauce from Chewy.Com to give to my cat next door. Russ, Sherlock, Mr. Gray, Bella, Cali, Hilford, Addi, and Lorenzo ate every Morsel of the Wellness Morsels from Chewy.Com. Mr. Gray licked the pouch of the Wellness Morsels completely clean.

Wellness Morsels are Grain Free and have no artificial colors or flavors; this is the Wellness way to enjoy life’s everyday indulgences. Wellness Morsels are natural food for adult cats with added vitamins, minerals, & taurine. I love feeding my cats a product that I know is good for them to eat. I have previously provided my cats the Wellness cat food products, and they love them.

Russ, Lorenzo, Sherlock, and Hilford were waiting for me at the door this morning. Hilford kept meowing at me as I put fresh water in the water dish, put out more cat food, and cleaned out their litter boxes. As I was getting closer to the cupboard where I kept the Wellness Morsels, his meowing was getting louder and louder by the minute. I opened a pouch of the Wellness Morsels With Chicken & Chicken Liver in Savory Sauce from Chewy.Com. Hilford ate as many Wellness Morsels as he could, along with Russ, Sherlock, and Lorenzo. Later, Addi and Bella at what little was left of the Wellness Morsels.

My cat’s next door were pleased with the Wellness Morsels. My cats love high-quality, all-natural food with no preservatives or added colors. I strive to feed my cats only food that is especially good for them to eat. All of my cats give Wellness Morsels paws up.

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Cat Hazards

Many cats die from poisoning every year. Please ensure all your poisons and hazardous chemicals are stored where your cat cannot reach them.

I will give you a list of poisons and chemicals that may be fatal if ingested by your cat:

drain cleaner
mouse poison
makeup
perfume
oil
antifreeze
floor polish
car wax
rust remover
glass cleaner
medications for humans
fertilizer
chemicals
gasoline
diesel fuel
and many more

Have a medication on hand that will induce vomiting if your cat has swallowed something that could be fatal. Check with your vet if he wants you to induce vomiting for your cat. It will depend upon what your cat has swallowed if it is necessary to induce vomiting. If you are unsure if your cat has ingested poison, but appears sick, call your vet ASAP. Depending upon what type of poison he may have swallowed, he could die in a manner of minutes.

Do not put any mouse poison or ant killer out if you have a cat. If you change your engine oil, put the old oil where your cat cannot reach it. Cats will drink antifreeze because it has a sweet taste. The antifreeze will kill your cat. Never, never leave out hazardous items that could kill your cat. Remember to make sure cupboard doors and closet doors are correctly shut. Cats can sneak into the smallest openings and quickly get into trouble.

Garbage can be a hazard. Your cat can get his head stuck in a can or a bottle and suffocate. Plastic bags can also cause suffocation if they become stuck in them. Dispose of your garbage correctly.

I hope your cat never swallows anything that will harm him. Always be extra careful with all cleaning supplies and chemicals.

Tags Cat Emergency, Signs of a Sick Cat, Whats Upsetting My Cat ?

World's Best Cat Litter from Chewy.Com

World’s Best Cat Litter from Chewy.Com

Post author By Laura Weers
Post date April 9, 2016
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I was provided World’s Best Cat Litter from Chewy.Com to facilitate my review. All thoughts are 100% honest and my own.

I put World’s Best Cat Litter in one of my house cats’ litter boxes. Garfunkel and Conrad smelled the fresh litter and immediately deposited the box containing the World’s Best Cat Litter from Chewy.Com.

World’s Best Cat Litter is 100 % natural and has concentrated power for long-lasting performance. Their cat litter is quick clumping, 99 % dust free, and has outstanding odor control. World’s Best Cat Litter is flushable and septic-safe. Save time and money with the World’s Best Cat Litter – the only litter that uses the naturally concentrated power of whole kernel corn to guarantee long-lasting performance and easy cleanup. Their cat litter is easy to scoop, pet, people-friendly, and planet friendly. Maintain two to three inches of cat litter in the litter box for the best results. Their cat litter has a Multiple Cat Clumping Formula.

Some cats prefer to have their litter changed gradually. Start with only one-third of the World’s Best Cat Litter added to your current cat litter. Once your cat is more familiar with it, change to two-thirds. After that, use only World’s Best Cat Litter from Chewy.Com.

I found that World’s Bests Cat Litter is hard clumping and easy to scoop up from the litter box. The cat litter smells pleasant, and the bag is lightweight and easy to carry. When I put the World’s Best Cat Litter in my cat’s litter box, no dust was flying as there is with some cat litter. The cat litter has a fresh grain smell.

My house cats used World’s Best Cat Litter the moment they first smelled it, and they covered up their deposits to the litter box containing World’s Best Cat Litter from Chewy.Com.

Tags Litter Box issues, litter boxes