Author: Rivermoon

Toys – Did you know there’s a time to clean and a time to chuck toys? Learn more than you ever thought paws-ible by reading this week’s article by Nomi Berger. ??????

Why is kitty suddenly pressing her head against objects and walls? Learn more than you ever thought paws-ible by reading this week’s article by Nomi Berger. ??????

Is your kitty constantly and annoyingly meow, meow, meowing? Learn more than you ever thought paws-ible by reading this week’s article by Nomi Berger. ??????

Did you know that cats sneeze for a variety of reasons? Learn more than you ever thought paws-ible by reading this week’s article by Nomi Berger. ??????

Seeking consolation as you grieve the loss of your kitty companion? Learn more than you ever thought paws-ible by reading this week’s article by Nomi Berger. ??????

Are kitty’s long whiskers more than merely decorative? Learn more than you ever thought paws-ible by reading this week’s article by Nomi Berger. ??????

  by Nomi Berger   While one of the most enjoyable experiences of working from home throughout the COVID-19 pandemic may be the extra time you’ve spent with your cats, the downside may be their separation anxiety when you return to work. This is particularly true for cats adopted during the pandemic because they’ve had…

  by Nomi Berger   Coprophagia is the act of eating and ingesting feces. Although far more common in dogs, it does appear occasionally in cats. There are times when eating feces is part of normal feline behavior. A new mother will often eat the feces of her newborn kittens as part of her daily…

  by Nomi Berger   (1) It gives your kitty some purrs-onal space: Cats aren’t as sociable as dogs. At times they may curl up beside you on the couch while at others they may choose to be alone — particularly in a multi-pet household. A cat tree provides them with a safe space that’s…

    by Nomi Berger   Has your senior kitty been wolfing down her food but losing weight? Has her fur lost its luster? Is she overly active, crying at night, and flooding her litter box? If so, she may be suffering from feline hyperthyroidism. Please review the seven Questions and Answers below to educate…