Photo Contest Quick Reminders
The chances of your cat winning a spot in our 2021 calendar will be much higher if you meet the requirements. Here are some quick reminders of do’s and dont’s.
Join our photo contest in 3 easy steps!
Over the years, thousands of cats have participated in our annual photo contest to be featured in LoveCATS’ calendars. Want to enter your furbaby? This is your chance! You don’t have to be a pro to join our photo contest! If your photos are creative and high quality, chances are your cat will make the…
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How to send hi-res photos from your phone
Smartphones can take amazing pictures, and they can take really high quality, high-resolution images. However, sometimes getting those images to stay hi-res OFF the device can be tricky. If you want to send your photo entries to participate in our annual photo contest to have your cat featured in our calendars or to have made…
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5 Ways to Take Great Photos of Your Cat
Our annual photo contest has just started and we want to give you some tips so that you can submit great shots of your cat. To join our photo contest click here. Snapping a great picture of your cat can be a challenge. Often the cat is moving so fast the shot is blurry, or…
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Can Cats Eat Pumpkin?
Canned organic pumpkin (unsweetened of course!), pumpkin seeds, and cooked fresh pumpkin have indeed many benefits for cats. According to some veterinarians, pumpkin seeds are high in essential fatty acids and antioxidants (good for overall healthy skin and fur), and the oils in pumpkin flesh and seeds are believed to support urinary health. They are also…
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5 Ways Cats Can Cure Depression
Cats are known to be incredibly independent creatures. But they also make excellent companions and offer superb therapy on many levels. Various studies have proven that a pet can actually help reduce stress and even lower blood pressure. For those living with depression or anxiety, pets can really become a great way to get through…
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Healing cat purrs
Our feline friends provide us with more than just emotional support. House cats may actually be contributing to our physical well-being.
Cats: a source of positive interaction.
Therapy cats are particularly useful to patients suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. The positive interaction between the cat and the patient stimulates memory and emotions.
Therapy Cats
Our cats give us unconditional love and sharing that love with others in need can be a special gift. One way to do this is by having your cat certified as a ‘Therapy Cat,’ one that provides love, comfort and confidence to people who are shut in, lonely or sick. Once a cat has been certified…
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Cat ownership brings joy and wellbeing
Most individuals feel isolated and lonely these days. Many of us live in a chronic state of fear and anxiety. Luckily, there is a furry, loving medication that can be your prescription for better health. Just like sunshine and vitamins, dogs and cats make you healthy. Sharing your life with a four-footed friend can offer…
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