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Greetings, two-legged readers from Lucinda the literate cat. My CCL (Cantankerous Cat Lady) has asked me to write a review of a book called “How To Massage Your Cat,” by Alice M. Brock. If you would like to learn how to give your cat a massage, read on. After I read the book, I asked … Read more
Do you quilt? Have you ever considered making a cat-theme quilt? If so, you are in luck, as you can find several choices of cat quilt patterns online. For additional help, look on YouTube. In this post, I will include a couple of YouTube videos on making such a quilt. You may find them helpful. … Read more
Hello, wonderful two-legged readers, from Lucinda the literate cat. I’ve come today to talk a bit more about the differences between you two-leggeds and us cats. For starters, let’s go ‘way back and talk about cats and creation. Comparing Cat Brain To Human Brain When the Great Sculptor of Life first began to create all … Read more
Perhaps you can’t herd cats, but you can send them out in twos or threes as part of an army of undercover agents. Their job description: Find and kill the enemy — rats. This clever plan provides Chicago rat control an important service. Developing this idea can be credited to the Tree House Humane Society, … Read more
Let’s face it — for all the centuries that cats have been domesticated, they still remain enigmas. We find ourselves still puzzled by the question, “how do cats think?” This post will offer some suggestions and ask some questions, as Lucinda the literate cat and her CCL (Cantankerous Cat Lady) give their views on the … Read more
The Geoffroy’s cat (Leopardus geoffroyi), about the same size as domestic cats, has the distinction of being the most widespread breed of wild cat found in South America. It is also among the earth’s smallest wildcats. The coat of this small feline ranges in color dependent on its location. In the northern part of their … Read more
I love reading posts which offer unique cat facts, as I always seem to learn something new. Perhaps you, too, will learn some new fact about your kitty from this list. Read on, and enjoy! 1.) Eating grass rids a cat’s system of any fur and helps with digestion. 2) Sir Isaac Newton’s accomplishments included … Read more
For almost 12 years, we’ve seen no First Cat in the White House. Now, the Bidens will answer that lack, bringing in a First Cat to act as rodent control and to add the essence of cat personality to the White House atmosphere. Several former presidents have introduced a cat to the White House staff. … Read more
What do you know about the healing energy of cats? This post furnishes you with a review of a chapter in a book called, “The Mythology of Cats,” by Gerald and Loretta Hausman. Each chapter of the book is about a different breed of cat, and what special power they contribute to humans. The chapter … Read more