Articles on cats
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| How to prevent those nasty hairballs | | A hairball is just what it sounds like: a ball of hair. The bad news is hair can’t be digested. Normally that’s not a problem either. The hair can still pass through the digestive tract and come out as part of the waste. 
| | How to prevent those nasty hairballs |
| | Living with a disabled cat | | Some cats are born disabled, other have suffered accidents or the degenerative effects of old age. A disabled cat can still lead a full and enjoyable life, given a chance and an understanding owner. 
| | Living with a disabled cat |
| | The Manx cat myth | | The breed is very unique, it has no tail, hind legs longer than it's front, sort of hops when it runs, is very affectionate and has a high intelligence level. The breed interests you so you set out to find out more about it, perhaps get one of your own. 
| | The Manx cat myth |
| | Origin of Manx cats | | Manx cats originated on the Isle of Man from a population of cats whose common ancestry sprang from the same roots as the British Shorthair. A spontaneous mutated gene which carried a dominant trait occurred at some point several hundred years ago. 
| | Origin of Manx cats |
| | Do Cats Dream? | | As they slumber, paws flex and relax, claws extend and retract, legs and whiskers twitch and mouths make quiet chattering or mumbling noises. Do our purry furry friends dream and, if so, of what? 
| | Do Cats Dream? |
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| Caring For Your Cat | | Before bringing your new cat home prepare its sleeping area. Your cat needs a warm, secure place to sleep. Cat bed and baskets are available commercially or a cardboard box arranged with an entrance hole and a blanket is equally suitable. 
| | Caring For Your Cat |
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