Author: Rivermoon

  • Oh! Those Orange Cats

        by Nomi Berger   Outstanding in any cat crowd, orange-colored cats are anything but ordinary. Whether obliging or obstinate, outspoken or observant, most are as outsized as they are openhearted, and their orange-obsessed owners most often concur. For others, however, we offer these observations: Most orange cats are males. In fact, there are…

  • Updates on Nyxi

    [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”85″ exclusions=”1273,1272,1271,1270,1269,1268,1267,1266″ display=”basic_slideshow” order_by=”filename”]January 19, 2019 Good morning! Sharing recent pics of Nyxi. She is starting to feel comfortable in her new home after 10 days. So happy for her…she is trusting me more each day. ?   [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”85″ exclusions=”1279,1278,1277,1274,1276,1275″ display=”basic_slideshow”]February 08, 2019 Nyxi is getting more comfortable every day. My…

  • Cats, Coats and Colors

    Designed by Terdpongvector     by Nomi Berger   What’s in a name? Everything, especially when distinguishing a cat’s color from a coat’s design. From light to dark, betwixt and between, there’s a purr-fect fit for every feline on the palette of pussycat colors and patterns.   Coat patterns are combinations of colors in a…

  • Cats As Blood Donors

    (Photo By Courtesy art)   by Nomi Berger   What do ailing people and ailing animals often have in common? The need for life-saving blood transfusions. And when it comes to pet transfusions, it can be particularly difficult to find donors. This is why an increasing number of veterinary clinics are calling on caring cat…

  • Cats as Alarm Clocks

        by Nomi Berger   Few cat guardians need alarm clocks when their own favorite felines are fixated on the time. Especially early in the morning, when they crave everything from caresses to cat food. Consider, then, the wonderfully wacky ways in which kitties capture and hold their human sleepyheads’ attention.   The Head…

  • Colds in Cats

      by Nomi Berger     Can cats catch colds? Paws-itively! The culprits behind a cold, or upper respiratory infection (URI), are bacteria or viruses, sometimes both, and its symptoms can include sniffling, sneezing, coughing, a runny nose, wheezing, clear to pus-like discharge around the eyes, and lethargy. Fortunately, cats can’t pass their colds on…