Heated Cat Beds for Cold Cats & Old Cats
Warm your cat up with a heated cat bed.
Do you live in a cold Country? Is your kitty freezing cold in the long, hard winters?
If so, why not warm your cat up a little bit with a heated cat bed.
This Thermo heated bed for cats can also be used as a fun tunnel, bed and crinkle sack.
It has fun crinkly walls, plush interior and a soft heated floor for the cold winter days.
Your cat will be kept busy all year round, sleeping inside of it, playing in it, jumping on it (our cats spent hours upon hours leaping on the crinkly tunnel and still do!) and hiding inside of it.
When summer comes, just pop out the energy efficient 4 watt heater and in again in the winter!
Heated cat bed benefits:
- Perfect play and sleep spot for cat of any age.
- Cats love to jump on the crinkly tunnel.
- Plush interior and soft heated floor to keep kitty warm.
- Removable, energy efficient 4 watt heater.
- Machine washable.
- UL Listed.
- 15" x 12" x 10"
- Good for summer, winter, spring and autumn!
Jump over here to warm your cold cat and get her a heated cat bed!
Cute Kittens Climbing up a Tree
These 10 adorable clumsy kittens are trying desperately to climb up a tree. It is the funniest and cutest cat and kitten video that you will ever watch!
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CatsCamille
Cats & Kittens Love the Remote Control Cat Toy!
Watch this little kitten chase after the remote controlled cat mouse toy, worriedly at first, and ecstatically thereafter!
This is the kind of cute kitten video everyone should watch.
Fun, fun, fun for kitty!
If you too want to give your cat hours and hours of fun chasing this remote control cat mouse toy, then hurry up and go to this page and Get the remote controlled Cat Mouse Toy for your darling kitty-cat!
Sick and Tired of Cat Hair Landing on Your Cushions & Tables?
Hairless Cat Breed Sphynx Cat
Cat Hairs here! Cat hairs there! Cat hairs EVERYWHERE!!!
Some cat breed shed and some cats don't. The ones that shed hairs, can be quite agravating to some people as their hairs go everywhere. Also, some people are allergic to cat hair and therefore can't have a cat in the house even if its their favorite creature!
Other people, just can't stand the constant work of cleaning up the cat hairs from tables, couches, cushions, pillowcases, beds, floor mats, counter tops, radios, TVs, computers ( TVs, computers and radios attract a LOT of cat hairs to them because they are electronic!) and so much more....
So what to do if you are allergic to cat hairs, don't like cat hairs and don't want to clean up after cat hairs?
The answer is this: Either suffer it or get a hairless cat breed.
Hairless Cat Breeds are breed that don't shed!
Oh wonderful! Where can we find such a cat?
Well, there are a few different types of hairless cat breeds such as Sphynx, Peterbold cat, Bambino Cats, Kohana cats (an extremely rare Hawaiian hairless cat breed).
Although the hairless cat breeds are so convenient to have as you don't have to clean up after them, shampoo their furr, brush it and there is also no danger of them getting ticks on them or fleas as you can see if they have them; there are also some other points that need to be considered before getting a hairless cat.
- Hairless cat breeds don't have the fur to protect them from the cold, from the sun, the snow, from getting cut up if they go through bushes or from any enemy animal biting them.
- Hairless cats can easilier get cut and gashed since they have no fur to protect their skin.
- Hairless cat breeds will get terribly burned if you don't watch out! So make sure to keep them out of the sun almost all day long and don't let them outside if you can help it!
Some tips when caring for a hairless cat:
- Keep your cat indoors at all sunny times except in the evenings, or cloudy days when no sun shines.
- If you do want to let your hair less cat outside, then make sure to cream her up nicely against the sun with suncream, like you would do for a baby.
- Make sure your cat is safe and doesn't get hurt!
- Get your cat a warm heated cat bed for the cold days so she won't freeze.
- Keep your hairless cat breed busy with lots of things to do, play with and climb on so she won't get bored and want to go outside.
You can adopt a sphinx cat from a breeder in your area or find one in a local shelter.
Read this post on Should city cats be kept indoors or be let outdoors sometimes too?
You can read more about the Spynx cat over here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sphynx_(cat)
Unique Custom Made Cat Scratching Trees & Cat Condos
This wooden, unique and custom made cat scratching tree, is one of my (and my cat's) all time favorites!
It is build in a way to resemble a real big oak tree which cats love to climb in the nature. It's called "Little oak" because the manufactures also have a bigger version available.
The thing I really like about this custom made cat scratching condo, is that it gives your indoor house cat the feel of climbing up and down a real oak tree, hiding inside of its trunk, chasing (if you have 2 cats) the other cat up and down it, and simply lounging comfortably on the many "leaves" and perches around it.
Little Oak Cat Scratching Tree
Another great thing about this cat condo tree are the soft, padded leaves around the scratchable trunk of this unique cat scratching tree.
These large soft leaves are made especially to nestle your cat and provide additional comfort with extra padding and a thick thermal layer which keeps your cat very nice and warm.
The leaves of the cat climbing tree are attached to the trunk with a special brace that allows it to "flex" under the cat's weight.
So that when your cat climbs or jumps onto a leaf it has a built-in shock absorber that cushions the landing and is easier on your cat's joints and back.
This is especially good for older cats with back issues or other health problems.
It also guarantees that the leaf won't suddenly brake off and injure your cat.
Each of the nine holes in the tree lead to the cushioned center of the cat scratching tree where your cat can snooze, sleep or climb in and out of.
The cozy top platform is soft with extra padding and a thermal layer to keep your cat warm during winter.
Because of the wide, round base of the designer cat scratching tree; this cat scratching tree will not tip over from your cat jumping up on it but it might if you jump on it yourself. 
Product Description:
Approximate Heights: 60" (5ft)
Approximate Width: 54"
Trunk Diameter: 12"
Weight: 115 lbs
The Little Oak comes in these colors:
Top Inside: Green
Top Rim: Light Tan
Trunk: Brown Fleck
Leaves: Sage
Leaf Stem: Light Tan
Base: Brown
What the manufacture has to say about it:
- Our molded leaves are designed to "flex" which cushions the landing and prevents excessive wear and tear on joints, especially of older cats, when they jump onto the Tree.
- Commercial grade carpeting is used throughout the entire Cat Tree, including the lining inside the holes in the trunk.
- All our beds and larger leaves have a "thermal" lining that retains the cat's body heat providing greater comfort.
- An extra wide base is added to all units providing greater stability and preventing tipping under normal use.
Go here, if you are interessted in finding out more about the little oak cat scratching tree condo.
Or Jump over to this page to get the little oak tree for your cat.
Homemade Chicken Treats for Cats
Homemade Cat Chicken Food & Treats Recipes
Did you ever consider making your cat some yummy homemade chicken cat treats instead of spending money buying them? Why not give it a try with our new homemade chicken treats for cat recipe?
All you need to make this Delicious Homemade Cat Chicken Treat are:
- 1 ½ cups of chicken
- ½ cups of chicken broth
- 1 table spoon soft butter
- 1/3 cup cornmeal
- 1 cup wheat flour
How to make this homemade chicken treat for cats:
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees
- Cook the chicken for a few minutes in a smaller pot with the broth.
(Don't make it as dun as you'd like it, for cats like it almost raw!) - Shred the chicken into little peaces.
- Mix the 1 ½ cups of shredded, cooked chicken, ½ cup chicken broth, and 1 tablespoon soft margarine all together in a mixing bowl.
- Add 1 cup of wheat flour and 1/3 cup cornmeal.
- Mix again well.
- Knead the dough; roll out to ¼ inch thick and cut one inch size pieces.
- Place on an ungreased pan and bake for about 20 minutes.
This will make 18 homemade chicken treat cookies for your cat.
Bon Appetite!
Nervous Fat Cat Stuck in Airport
Fat Cat
Two days ago, a fat nervous kitty got herself lodged under a bomb-detection machine at Newark Airport during the morning rush hour, making its owner miss her flight to Florida and go through 20 minutes hassle to get her out again.
A woman and her young daughter had the brown-and-black cat in a carrier but when they removed it so the container could go through the X-ray machine, the freaked-out feline ran under the CTX explosive-detection device, Port Authority officials said.
They didn't think of opening a jar of tuna to lure her out again or giving her a cat treat, instead they called the police who tried using a snare to get her out but the cat avoided it cleverly.
They then used a hydraulic device to lift the thousand pound CTX machine and free the fat cat that had worked its way under 4 inches of clearance.
That checkpoint was closed and passengers were diverted to another machine.
The combination of the snare and a "hydraulic spreader" to lift an end of the bomb-detection machine allowed the officers to free the cat and return it to the owner and her daughter.
"The guys did a good job," Booncome said.
The woman and her daughter missed their Continental Airlines flight to Florida, but were ecstatic that the cat was unharmed. They planned to return for departure today.
The woman seemed very stressed out but the fat cat didn't seem to be bothered one single bit.
It simply lay there and seemed to smile.
What is Better: Indoor Only Cat or Outdoor Only Cat? Or both?
Tabby Outdoor Ginger climbing trees
Today's big question is: Should one keep a cat inside or also let it outdoors?
To answer this question you first have to ask yourself a few questions. These are:
- Do I live somewhere safe where my cat can run around safely without being startled by a loud noise, chased by a dog or crushed by a car? Does my cat WANT to go out?
- Does she love to hunt and climb trees?
- Or is she sleeping all day long on the couch?
- Is she bored indoors all the time? Did she ever go out before on her own?
- Do I have a nice safe garden in which she could play and round around in?
- Can I make sure that she won't run away if I let her out?
- Will I be there to make sure she can get indoors again?
If you live in the middle of a city it may be unwise to let your cat run around outside between the many people, the sounds, the cars and the traffic. A noise might startle her and she might run into the road and get killed. Or perhaps a dog will see her and chase her and maybe bight her. What will happen if she gets lost or runs away scared from the noise and strange smells?
Some people take their cats on walks even if they do live in a city.
They simply tye a leash to the cat's neck and dragg her along behind them.
Unhappy Tabby Cat on Leash
However, I do not think that your cat would appreciate it very much if you would walk her people do their dogs.
Here are a few reasons why cats don't tend to like leashes:
- They feel caught and trapped by being tied up to you, since if there is any danger such as a passing dog, they won't be able to jump up a tree to hide, but will have to scramble up you instead (which won't be very pleasant for you or your cat!).
- Cat's HATE things tied around their bodies, or necks. Unless you got your cat used to it from a very young age, most cats will never get used to being walked on a leash
- CATS ARE NOT DOGS! Cats like to have their own way in life, and the same goes in walks.
- Loud noises scare cats and if you live in a loud noisy city, then walking your cat outside in the midst of the honking and beeping might really scare the life and death out of your cat!
- Cats like to run around outdoors - but not in the streets. They like the parks, the bushes, the trees and the quiet places. If you do not live by a park or do not have a nice bushy garden in your backyard then you should consider other alternatives....
- Cats love to run, run, run! On a leash however, they cannot run, run, run unless you feel like racing after your cat into all kinds of nooks and corners, while bumping into any passerbys with your cat racing between their feet!
Cute Fluffy Kitten Playing with a Ball
So what to do if you live in a city apartment and still want your cat to have fun running around and chasing things?
Here are some tips how to keep indoor only cats entertained, happy and sporty!
- Make sure that your cat has lots of cat toys to chase around after and gnaw at.
- Get your cat a high cat scratching tree, which she can climb up and down and jump from perch to perch.
- Tye a string to one of your cat's favorite mice, treats or toys and pull it across the floor, having your cat chase after it.
- If your cat is a lonely cat, you might want to consider adopting another cat as a play mate for yours. Cats often get lonely if you are away a lot so another cat would keep your cat company.
- Have your cat run around the apartment after a remote controlled cat mouse toy.
- Put a warm, comfy cat bed on the window sill for your cat to be able to see the outside world.
- Try taking your cat for walks in a pet cat stroller.
Have a purrrrfect day!
CatsCamille
How to Train your Cat to Use the Toilet?
Learn these simple steps how to train your cat to use the toilet which we humans use with the help of this tutorial cat training video.
Hi Catlovers! Today is Funny Cat Video Day! Hope you enjoy this funny cat video with many lol cats and kittens!
Does Your Dog Eat up Poor little Kitty's Food?
Is your cat meowing miserably because when she finally gets to the food dish it is empty and she's left hungry?
Does your dog gobble up both HIS food and your CAT'S food?
Have you tried everything you could think of to stop your dog from eating up your cat's food and lost?
Are you FED UP???
If so, read these tips on how to prevent your dog from eating up your cat's food.
How to Keep your Dog out of your Cat's Food Dish!
- Get a square cardboard box from a local supermarket or book shop.
The size of the cardboard box depends on the size of your cat:
If your cat is a big maine coon cat for example, then it would be best to get a big sized box in which your cat could comfortably fit.
However, if you have a small cat, you needn't get a such a big box. - Place the opening of the box upside down onto the floor where your cat normally eats.
- Cut a small flap hole into one of the sides of the box just big enough for your cat to squeeze through. Make sure that there is no chance that your dog could fit even just his head through it.
- Place your cat's food dish inside of the cardboard box.
- To make sure that the box won't tip over or be knocked over by your dog, place some heavy books or stones on top of it.
Stand back and see the affect!
TIP: If this doesn't work, then try feeding your cat and dog in different rooms with the doors shut between them so that the dog won't be able to get at your cat's food dish.
Good Luck!
CatsCamille
Oscar - The Cat who could Predict Death
Oscar Predicts Death
Hi there cat lovers!
Today i found an amazing article about a cat named Oscar who lived in a Hospital and could predict the death of 50 of the hospital patients.
He never liked to cuddle anyone but each time a patient was about to die, Oscar would be found cuddling up to them throughout their last living hours.
But could this just be a coincidence?
Read the full story over here and make your own judgement of it:
http://www.rd.com/your-america-inspiring-people-and-stories/the-cat-who-could-predict-death/article173346.html
Watch this video of Oscar the Cat:
Dogs and Cats are better than kids because they:
1.Eat less.
2.Don't ask for money all the time.
3.Are easier to train.
4.Normally come when called.
5.Never ask to drive the car, they don't wreck the car and they don't raise your automobile insurance rates.
6.Don't hang out with drug-using friends.
7.Don't smoke or drink.
8.Don't have to buy the latest fashions.
9.Don't want to wear your clothes.
10.Don't need a 'gazillion' dollars for college.
11.Don't mind a bit when you pass gas.
12.Don't roll their eyes and say "oh Pleeeese".
13.Don't play weird music at top volume.
14.Don't have to get a baby sitter when you go out.
15.They do not answer back.
16.They listen no matter what you say!
17.You don't have to spend hundreds of dollars for Christmas and birthdays.
18.They don't need to be taken to music lessons or soccer practice.
19.They don't become embarrassed to be seen with you when they reach adolescence.
20.They don't ride their skateboards where they should not.
21.You do not have to buy them books.
22.In addition to the eating less, they also are not fussy when they get the same meal every night and are grateful.
23.If you scold them, they don't pout. Generally, they are over it in a minute and love you anyway.
24.They are attentive when you are sick.
25.They don't go online andContinue Reading Why are Cats and Dogs are Better than Kids?
Hilarious Cat Jokes
Funny Cat Jokes:
Question: What does your cat love to listen to?
Answer: "The Sound of Mewsic."
Q: What does a cat that lives near the beach have in common with Christmas?
A: Sandy Claws.
Q: Where is one place that your cat can sit, but you can't?
A: Your lap.
Q: Why did the cat put oil on the mouse before eating it?
A: Because it squeaked.
Hope it mad you laugh!
thanks for reading.
Going on a Holiday or Working late?
Leaving Hungry Kitty at Home? You'll need a Cat Food Dispenser!
What's an Automatic Cat Food Dispenser for Cats?
Automatic Cat or Dog Food Dispenser
An automatic cat food dispenser for cats, is a big container full of cat food or water for your cat which is programmable to release certain amounts of food at different programed times of the day. This can be especially useful if you aren't at home often and wish your cat to have enough food, yet not to overdose himself on food either or get fat.
Since some cats will never stop eating and no amount of cat food is too much for them, we do not wish for our cats to become obese or fat cats, do we?
The Automatic cat food dispenser makes sure that your cat will get enough cat food for it to be nice and full, however not too much cat food that will either go bad, make kitty fat or get eaten by ants and bugs.
Through programming the automatic cat food dispenser to release cat food at different times of the day, your cat will be able to have as many meals as it is used to or needs to have.
Another kind of cat food dispenser is a auto cat food dispenser in which you place a bowl of cat food and a bowl of water for your cat. You then tell the cat food dispenser when to open and HOWdididi! there is your cats food!
Pet Food Dispensers for Cats and Dogs
Yet a different kind of automatic cat feeder, would be the automatic cat food feeder that has the cat food standing upside down, pouring just slightly into the cat food dish. After a cat has eaten the amount of cat food in it's dish, the dish automatically fills up when the next amount of cat food pours into it to fill it up again. In this way the automatic cat food dispenser always keeps your cat nice and full and happy!
Go here to find out more about cat food dispensers.
Have a happy day!
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