Cats in General

I have a number of these cute but very annoying animals and one is sitting on the desk right now, her name is Molly and she is a little black and white cat who I found abandoned on the park as a kitten. Of course being the sucker that I am, I couldn't just hand over to the RSPCA because of the worry of her being put down. I don't know why the name Molly became her name but I am going to blame that one squarely on my sister who insisted it was a nice name. When she was a kitten, it was obvious she was very wild as one of her favourite activities used to be to see your leg and black as a cliff face which she must climb until she had reached the summit!. Needless ...  Read the complete review

The most common pets are cats and dogs in households alongside your rodents. You can get a kitten for anything between £5 and £500 these days. I've heard of rarer breeds or special cats like the persian ones that cost a lot and some people just charge more money for kittens to ensure they get a better home. If you're a working person or you're quite busy, I think that a cat would be more suitable for you than a dog. You don't have to spend half as much time with them as you would a dog because they learn quicker and are a lot more independent. You don't have to do any training with cats to achieve better behaviour because a cat isn't going to get a lot ...  Read the complete review

Cats are definately my favourite pet. I have always owned one during my life. My first cat, Dora, lived till the age of 21 and was a really great companion. Very kind and loving, but very defensive at the same time. I grew up with her, and it was this cat that definately started my admiration for these animals. After dora died, about 3 years ago now. We picked up 2 kittens - max and maisie. They are still a right handful and race around providing enjoyment for anyone whos watching! Advantages --------------- Cats are great because 1. Their kind and loving - They like to come get in bed with you or snuggle up with you ...  Read the complete review

There are all kinds of old jokes about how you don't own a cat, your cat owns you. And they're funny cause they're true. Our cat came from my husband's late mother, along with his now-deceased sister. He's rather ridiculous-looking, having a severe limp and only one eye (tumour destroyed the other one). If we could convince him to wear an eyepatch he'd look like an angry pirate. Convincing a cat to do anything they don't want to do isn't a job for the faint-hearted. They're often compared with dogs, and in this scenario a dog wins hands down - you can make a dog look silly and he won't mind. A cat will balk at any attempt on his dignity. This ...  Read the complete review

Cats. . . You can buy a kitten, for anything between £10 to £200 for some rarer breeds. Personally, I've never spent more than £15 on the actual cat, but the extras to buy with it have made up for that! The common cats are usually black, black and white or ginger. I've seen a few white, grey and tabby's and I've never laid my eyes on a 'designer' cat, like a siamese cat. I'm sure the people that pay more than £200 for a cat don't let it out the house incase it doesn't come back! I bought a kitten about 5 or 6 months ago for the kids really. I saw the ad in the paper and picked up a kitten that was 8 weeks old. It was a little bundle of ...  Read the complete review