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Watermelon is a refreshing fruit with lots of nutrients and water which makes approximately 92%. Most people love it because it is succulent and tasty. Research has shown that watermelon presents lots of health benefits because It has a significant amount of vitamin C, vitamin B6, lycopene, amino acids, and antioxidants. Most people are wondering if watermelon can also be served as a treat to their feline friends. Well, I’ve provided this article so that we can establish if cats can eat watermelon. So let’s get into it. Health Benefits and nutritional value of watermelon Watermelon is rich in ..read more

Here and there, I get questions about cats. Some of these questions are quite normal, ranging from “what breed of cat is that” to “how often should I bathe my cat, if at all” , “can my cat eat olives?”.  But on occasion, I get a question regarding cat’s nipples; Do male cats have nipples? and if they do, why; how many nipples do cats have?; at what age do cats get nipples?; do cat nipples go away? and are nipples a sign of pregnancy? All of these are very reasonable questions, and the answers to these questions are what this article will center around, beginning with the main question of ..read more

Did you open a fresh black olive can in front of your cat and the increasing meowing started? So, as an owner that spoils their cats to an extreme, you can be very tempted to give them a taste of the olives. but… Are olives bad for cats?  Olives aren’t poisonous by themselves for your cat. In fact, many cats enjoy the flavor and the smell of it.  Nothing wrong is going to happen if your furry friend has decided to take a Mediterranean snack with one or two olives.  The only problem with olives and cats is sodium. Canned olives are high in sodium so it’s better to soak them in w ..read more

Orange cats have captured the hearts of many cat owners throughout the world. Whether you own an orange cat of your own, or if you don’t have one but have always been fascinated by those adorable ginger kittens, here are 11 interesting facts about these felines that you probably didn’t know.  1) All Orange Cats are Tabbies No solidly orange cat exists. Even if an orange cat appears to be solid in color, it is actually still a tabby! There is a specific tabby pattern known as a “ticked tabby” where the tabby markings only appear on the cat’s forehead. The fur on the rest of the body, howe ..read more

So you're making lunch and ready to chow down on a PBJ. You've just spread the last bit of peanut butter on one half of your sandwich, but ah, that would cause some spillover. The good news: there's some bonus of peanut butter on your knife!  You're about to lick it off when you hear a hungry "meow" in the other room. Hey, you think to yourself. she hasn't eaten since this morning. Maybe Sophie would like a bit. Wouldn't she?  Sure she would, you say to yourself. But wait. Can cats eat peanuts? Only one way to find out!  No, no. Don't do that. Read this article first. The an ..read more

Orange cats have captured the hearts of many cat owners throughout the world. Whether you own an orange cat of your own, or if you don't have one but have always been fascinated by those adorable ginger kittens.  Here are 11 interesting facts about these felines that you probably didn’t know.  1) All Orange Cats are Tabbies No solidly orange cat exists. Even if an orange cat appears to be solid in color, it is actually still a tabby! There is a specific tabby pattern known as a "ticked tabby" where the tabby markings only appear on the cat's forehead. The fur on the rest of the bo ..read more