Lucinda Discusses Cat Age vs. Human Age

small cat in hammock

Greetings and happy purrs today from Lucinda, your literate cat. This post will be a bit different. My CCL (Cantankerous Cat Lady) showed me an article in the Catster online magazine about the difference in the way a cat and a two-legged age. After reading this article, I learned some answers to some things that … Read more

How To Treat A Cat With Asthma

tuxedo cat lying on white blanket

Did you realize that asthma is not just a human disease, but is one of the most common respiratory diseases in cats? The disease affects between one to five per cent of cats. The average age when this condition begins is between four and five years old. So, do you know how to treat a … Read more

Can You Make Your Own Cat Food?

Cat eating food

Researching for this post was interesting. Not only are there extra-long articles on the subject, but there is some difference of opinion as well. If you have asked, “Can you make your own cat food,” the answer is “yes.” However, read this post first to learn a bit about what is involved. Then, if you … Read more

New Book Summary By The Literate Cat

Cat-Tales book cover

Greetings, readers! It’s time for another book summary by the literate cat, Lucinda. This time I will discuss just one story in a book of cat tales. In fact, the book is called “Cat Tales, Classic Stories From Favorite Writers.” The book contains an introduction and ten stories by different writers. The one I shall … Read more

Here Are Common Kitten Health Problems

black and white kitten

A reason mother cats (called queens) have lots of kittens dates back to their days in the wild. In those early times, predators, diseases, parasites, accidents and birth defects created a 20% mortality rate among kittens. If you are vigilant, you might be able to avoid some common kitten health problems. To protect your kitten, … Read more

Learn Here About Rex Cat Breeds

Grey and white cornish rex cat

Are you familiar with the curly-coated Cornish and Devon Rex cats?  These cats come from two distinct rex cat breeds even though they look quite similar. The cats have been appearing in cat shows in Europe since the 1950s.  Soon after they also appeared in shows in North America.  They both developed from a mutation. … Read more