Eleanor Price 
Cats are some of the most fertile species in Kingdom Animalia. Not only do they reach sexual maturity early (from four months old) but they get into estrus multiple times a year. Even after getting kittens, your female kitty can go into heat 4-5 weeks later, and if she mates, she can get kittens. On … Read more
You’ve probably heard the horror of a mother cat eating her young. As human beings, the thought of devouring your own child is simply unfathomable. So, when you hear felines doing that and moving on as if nothing happened, you cringe. Well, in the wild, mother cats eat their kittens. Sometimes, they eat one in … Read more
As a cat lover, nothing breaks your heart into a million pieces than seeing a super skinny feral kitty out there in the cold. You don’t need anyone telling you that the cat is malnourished and needs your help. Without thinking twice, you bring the kitty back home with you hoping to care for him. … Read more
Like bringing a brand new baby home, getting a kitten is an exciting time. The new addition to the family will change your life in so many ways. However, along the excitement comes the challenge of raising the kitten to adulthood. Along the way, you will worry yourself sick. You wonder when the kitty is … Read more
When it comes to feline sexuality, things are always moving so fast. For one, a queen can go into heat at only four months old. Imagine having a kitten who you think is your baby only to be told she will have babies of her own? In addition, cats can get pregnant soon after they … Read more
As of 2021, the estimated number of domestic cats in the world stands at 220 million while stray cats total about 480 million, says Wikipedia. Cumulatively, there are approximately 700 million cats roaming the face of the earth. When you look at these numbers one question comes to mind: just how fertile are our feline … Read more
When you lose a pet for one reason or the other, it can be a devastating blow to you. As you try to make sense of the whole thing, you are faced with the burden of disposing of the remains of the dead. Whether one of your cat’s babies is dead or you stumbled upon … Read more
For those of you that have been pet parents for a while, you have probably dealt with fleas at one point. Those nasty little bugs come out to play during warm months, especially during summer. They creep up on your cat and put up shop sucking on his blood whenever they choose. As if that’s … Read more
Research by the American Pet Products Association says that there are 94 million pet cats and 90 million dogs that are pets. It is relatively easy to see why. Felines are passionate and committed to keeping themselves and their quarters clean. Unlike canines that require long walks daily, cats are content sitting around looking around. … Read more
Nothing breaks your heart as a pet parent than watching your kitty and pup not get along – specifically when the former is terribly afraid of the latter. The minute your sweet dog approaches, the cat will either retreat to one of her hiding spots. She can also arch her back as a sign that … Read more