Category Archives: About Cats

You’ve probably read numerous articles stating that no one actually knows what makes a cat purr—how it is mechanically possible. Finally researchers decided that the purr is caused by the relaxing of muscles around the larynx. Makes sense. But there … Continue reading →

We all know that animals, especially, can often overcome a weakness by strengthening another aspect of their body or senses to compensate. One of my grandson’s and his wife adopted a beautiful part Maine coon male after he had many … Continue reading →

Those of you who read my Klepto Cat and Calico Cat mysteries know that I have my cat stars do some pretty wild and crazy things in these stories. They ride horses, go hiking, do a lot of exploring and … Continue reading →

Klinefelter is actually a syndrome. You’ve heard of it before, but maybe not by that name. I actually stumbled across the term this week by accident. So what does it mean? It’s the term for a male cat that happens … Continue reading →

Cats are smart. Some of us have had cats all our lives and we’ve witnessed some incredible things our cats have done. We’re also exposed to clever and creative cats through the internet—things I don’t remember ever seeing a cat … Continue reading →

I don’t know about you, but I get a lot of cat-related posts on my facebook page and some of them feature unusually marked cats—a mom and a kitten both with a heart pattern on their fur, cats with distinct … Continue reading →