Thursday, 22 Oct, 2026

Why Does My Cat Rub Her Face on Everything? 8 Reasons Why

Why do cats rub their face on everything, from the couch to other animals and soft toys? There are several reasons for cats excessively rubbing its face on things, which can vary depending on the object and context. From looking for attention to the scent glands on a cat’s head, your cat’s may vary due […]

THE ADVENTURES OF PERIWINKLE & STINKY: PART CCCXLII

Commemorating Memorial Day Stinky is extra excited for today’s adventure. He and Periwinkle will be commemorating Memorial Day, which was officially celebrated yesterday. He has selected a special place for them to visit, which is located only about 30 miles from Stinky’s home. When the teleportation tunnel begins to vibrate, he leaps in front of […]

Very Obscure Cat Trivia – 10 Facts I Bet You Don’t Know!

It’s time for more cat trivia! And I looked around and found some of the most obscure cat facts yet. I’ll be really surprised if you know more than one or two of them. Cats can detect catnip at concentrations below one part per billion. That’s because of their sensitivity to the smell of the […]

How to Stop Cats From Scratching Furniture

If you’ve ever walked into your living room to find your couch looking like it lost a fight with a tiny, furry tornado, you’re not alone. Cat scratching furniture is one of the most frustrating behaviors pet parents face. Your beautiful sofa becomes a scratching post. Your curtains look like they’ve been through a shredder. […]

President Buddy Warns Persian Cats Face ‘Armageddon’ If They Don’t Negotiate – Pain In The Bud

As defiant Persian cats refused to budge in negotiations to end the war, President Buddy has made a series of increasingly dramatic threats. WASHINGTON — When President Buddy launched an offensive against Jazmin and Xerxes, Persian cats belonging to a neighbor, he said he expected the besieged felines to capitulate in “two weeks, maybe three.” […]

WRITING TEACHES WRITING | Mollie Hunt: Crazy Cat Lady Mysteries and more

I didn’t know how to spell “sheriff” when I began writing my first mystery. After all, it wasn’t a word that came up in my job as a medical records scanner. I made other spelling and grammar mistakes as well. Lie verses lay; a while vs. awhile; a lot, not alot. I’d had a reasonably […]