If you’re crazy about cats, you can’t miss out on our new cat themed personalized facemasks! Either you choose to wear a cotton or cloth facemask, what matters is that you stay safe while in style with one of the many exclusive designs, only sold by LoveCATS. Click on any of the images below to…
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People who live with cats know that they’re not nearly as aloof or independent as alleged. The length of time you can leave a grown-up cat alone depends on the cat, his diet and your environment. Cats who eat dry food that you can make readily available may be left on their own for 24-48…
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It’s helpful to think of a cat’s tail as an indicator of its emotional state. While both dogs and cats “wag” their tails, felines’ movements are much more nuanced, thanks to a greater range of motion. An upright tail indicates your feline is feeling friendly; a droopy tail tip indicates scepticism, while a twitchy, almost…
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The rise of more flexible work arrangements is nothing new, but it is a fact that COVID-19 has sped things up quite a bit. Working from home allows you to be more flexible and improves your work-life balance. It reduces the stress that comes with the time spent on an overcrowded metro or stuck in…
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Most cats enjoy being in high places. Whether it’s a high shelf, a window perch or the top of the refrigerator, your cat may feel more comfortable in the upper half of the room where he can keep an eye on the world around him. Life’s not so tough at the top! Survival instinct plays a…
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Winter can be a happy time of year when you are cuddled up with your kitties enjoying a cup of cocoa by the fire. But for an outside cat, life is harsh. It is not uncommon to find cats curled up in the engine of cars to keep warm but sadly they can be killed…
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There is no evidence to suggest that any animal might be a source of COVID-19 infection at this time. However, because all animals can carry germs that can make people sick, it’s always a good idea to practice healthy habits around pets. How to stay healthy Wash your hands after handling animals, their food, waste,…
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7 Symptoms to Watch Out For Is he acting differently? The most common sign of illness in some cats is hiding in a quiet, out-of-the-way place. Sick cats often lie quietly in a hunched position. They might neglect grooming. They may be purring, which cats do not only when they’re happy, but also when they’re…
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1. Your phone has more cat selfies than anything else. 2. You have conversations with your cat and reply to their meows as if you know exactly what they were saying. 3. You miss them all the time when you are away. 4. And wonder if they miss you too. Of course they miss you.…
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Ten-year-old George, who could barely hold a conversation or even smile, would learn to communicate, laugh and show affection for the first time, thanks to his relationship with the cat he named Ben. ‘Ben changed our lives for ever,’ says single mother Julia, 37, who now works for two cat rescue charities in her home…
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