Cats in General

Bad Powim: Agatha Grey was the name of my cat I am sure I have told you before She would patiently wait while I went out to work Then she'd purr as I walked through the door She would curl in my lap, she would look up to me With her gorgeous, intelligent eyes And I loved her so much with her silky, soft fur So imagine my utmost surprise When I went in the hallway to hang up my coat And I happened to glance at the mat She had moulted all over my lovely new rug And there's no way i'd put up with that After all, getting hairs all over the mat is just one step away from soiling my favourite ...  Read the complete review

Since before I was born, my mum and dad had cats. As I was growing up, the cats changed as some would become old and pass on, others would come into play, and when we were considered old enough to shoulder the responsibility, my brother and I went to the RSPCA and bought a kitten each. Cats are lovely animals, and wonderful pets. I can see the appeal of other pets, but for me, nothing beats a cat. They require minimal fuss, as they will come and go as they please, but it is important to give them a good grounding, a place they can feel safe in to come home to. When I was born, we had Timmy and Tiger, two ginger cats. Tiger died when I was a toddler, ...  Read the complete review

I am the owner of 2 cats, Simba who is 20 months and his daughter Lottie who is 4 months old. Lottie is currently imitating a parrot by sitting on my shoulder and snuggling into my neck and Simba is sat on the back of the sofa right next to me. If I leave my laptop for 2 minutes lottie plonks herself on the keyboard! I was originally allergic to cats when I took om my first cat 4 years ago, I only managed to keep him for one week as my breathing suffered terribly with him in the house so I had to pass him on to a good home. Nearly 2 years ago I fell completely in love with a new arrival to my friends house, there he was this cute little bundle of ...  Read the complete review

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