Most cats hate going to the vet. Can you blame them? First, there’s the terrifying car ride to get there, usually a dog or two in the lobby, then the cold metal exam table, and – if they’re really lucky – a thermometer you-know-where! Well, one cat in Turkey took it upon himself to save […]
Celebrate Easter with the big cats as they enjoy some Easter goodies!! Watch them tear into their Easter baskets and other fun enrichment!! BIG CAT TV is a close look into the day-to-day operations at Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, Florida., the conservation efforts they support, and the 100+ feline residents. Big Cat Rescue is an educational non-breeding
Two dogs and a cat finish their day at the park. Their owner calls them over. The first dog obeys, but the second dog, Sammy, is on a least that is attached to the cat. The owner continuously calls for Sammy, but every time he comes, the cat’s claws on the leash pulls him back.
Ralphee the kitten and Max the cattle dog are an odd couple who seem besotted with each other’s company after they were introduced following Ralphee’s rescue from a barn next to a horse stable. Ralphee’s condition is a neurological disorder known as feline cerebellar hypoplasia. A kitten is born with “CH” when their cerebellum, the
There are cat people and there are dog people, but which are smarter? In this short from Discovery News, Trace tells you about new research that found a clear answer, and explains what choosing one animal over the other says about us! According to research, cat people tend to be more intelligent than dog people. Cat people
An energetic cat named Jesperpus hits the trails with his two-legged friend Aina Stormo in Norway. Aina filmed this run just for National Geographic. Jesper wears a special harness and leash for skijoring, which more typically involves a skier riding behind a horse or a dog. But even if this animal athlete isn’t likely to
Jackson helps you actually communicate with your cat by properly learning their body language. Halloween cat, showing their belly, the wagging tail, overstimulation aggression, play aggression, and even peeing outside of the litter box – these are all forms of communication via body language. And trust us, your cat’s body language is very different than
The Catington Post and our sister site, The Dogington Post, teamed up with Halo Pets and award-winning author and talk radio host, Tracie Hotchner to bring readers a live, free, one-hour long webinar and Q & A all about holiday safety last holiday season, and the information here is just as important today as it
Many people get cats because they are looking for a pet that’s lower maintenance than a dog but something that’s still fun to play with. And then they forget to play with the cat. While cats do spend a significant portion of their day grooming themselves and sleeping, they are actually very active little creatures,
After discovering his reflection in the mirror for the first time, this adorable Tabby kitten goes straight into attack mode!
