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Being an Ann Arbor resident I regularly visit the Ann Arbor.com news website to keep up with what’s happening locally. Generally it’s a pretty decent news source, but I’ve found myself stunned on two different occasions by the advice column for pets because it contained references to “alt-med” woo-woo nonsense that’s usually associated with humans. . . . → Read More: Advice column for pet owners can’t leave out the woo. 
When I go to bed at night I often leave my PC on with the monitor turned off and I usually leave Firefox running at the Google homepage. Given Cuddle’s propensity for walking on my keyboard every chance he gets, this results in some interesting Google searches awaiting me upon waking the next morning. Searches . . . → Read More: What kittens search for. 
Can you hear me-ow? Meet Luntya. A typical house cat. Well, aside from the fact that she has five ears. All the better to hear you opening that can of tuna with: “The cat has two normal ears, two extra ears are turned 180 degrees and there is a tiny fifth ear,” said Vladimir . . . → Read More: Russian house cat has five ears. 
OK it’s audience participation time. Those of you with pets and experience with getting urine out of carpet should leave a comment with your recommendations on how best to accomplish this feat. I ask not because our cats — Melvin, the official SEB cat, and Cuddles, the emergency backup cat — have suddenly started pissing . . . → Read More: Need some practical advice for dealing with cat urine. 
It took forever to get him to look in the webcam. Click to embiggen! Meant to post this yesterday, but got so caught up in other things that I never got around to it. I was really excited as I expected a lot of kids to show up at the door because the apartment . . . → Read More: A belated Happy Halloween 2010!
Beanie back when she first arrived. You may recall that back in March of this year we took on another cat in hopes that she would keep Melvin company when we weren’t home. You may also recall that Melvin didn’t think that was such a great idea. He disliked that idea a great deal. . . . → Read More: After tonight we’ll be a one cat family again. …and I am absolutely heartbroken about it, but I don’t see any alternative. Beanie’s been with us just shy of two months and her integration into the family started off fairly promising. We kept her and Melvin separated for the first week or so before letting her out to explore. Melvin wasn’t happy about the . . . → Read More: We will be going back to a one cat family today… You’ve got to hand it to Santa. He doesn’t limit himself to just good little girls and boys these days. He’s also fond of dogs and cats and just about anything else people keep as pets. You can even take your pet to see Santa in some places. Santa tells us what it’s like dealing . . . → Read More: The trials and tribulations of a Santa for pets. You get Whipper: OK, Whipper wasn’t actually bit by a werewolf. He’s actually a mutant, but without the cool superpowers other mutants have unless you count the ability to melt human hearts with massive amounts of cuteness. Certainly makes for a unique pet. . . . → Read More: What do you get when a werewolf bites a parakeet? My wife forwarded me a link that she got from her sister with the subject “This is Keegan!” Keegan being my sister-in-law’s cat and I will attest that he does everything depicted in the following video clip short of the baseball bat: It’s one of two animations called Simon’s Cat that he’s just started uploading . . . → Read More: “Simon’s Cat” animated short. I swear we live with this cat… |
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