The Fourth of July is a time of celebration, backyard barbecues, and evening displays for humans. For the average cat, however, the day...
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by laurab | Jun 18, 2026 | Safety & Prevention
June is a month of celebrations—weddings, graduations, and Father’s Day—which means beautiful floral arrangements frequently enter our homes....
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by laurab | Jun 11, 2026 | Safety & Prevention
June is the month when backyard biodiversity explodes. From the safety of a window screen or a screened-in “catio,” your cat is...
READ MOREPretty but Poisonous: The Mother’s Day “Bouquet Alert”
by laurab | May 21, 2026 | Safety & Prevention
May is a month of floral celebrations, but for a cat, a vase of flowers is a tempting “indoor jungle.” It’s a combination of a new...
READ MOREThe Physics of the May Breeze: Understanding “High-Rise Syndrome”
by laurab | May 7, 2026 | Safety & Prevention
To us, the first warm breeze of May is an invitation to crack every window and let the house breathe. To a cat, an open window isn’t just a...
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by laurab | Apr 9, 2026 | Safety & Prevention
As the April breeze begins to soften, your cat’s nose is likely glued to the window screen. While we see a beautiful spring day, our cats see a...
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