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I was recently having a chat with some friends about how we sometimes see big cats in the movies, or a magazine and at times they get the cats all wrong. For example, a person might say they love their cheetah print sweater but it is really a leopard print. I know this might not seem like a big deal but for big cat advocates, it makes us wince when we see or hear the cats thought of as interchangeable.
Cats Love Calvin Klein Cologne Cat News Reader Opinion Poll
November 19, 2013 by
Calvin Klein’s Obsession for Men is the Cat’s Meow!
Calvin Klein’s Obsession for Men is the fragrance used to lure cats to remote cameras in the jungle. Footage released by the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) shows an African golden cat checking out a camera trap in a protected rainforest in Uganda. WCS scientists say they drew the cat out with Obsession for Men, which is commonly used in the field.
Scientific American also reported on the Obsession phenomenon, claiming that biologists use the fragrance to attract jaguars in Nicaragua. The cologne is said to contain civetone, which is from the scent glands of a nocturnal animal called civets. The civetone is what gives Obsession for Men its musky note, but the scent is similar to a territorial marking, piquing the jaguars’ curiosity and encouraging them to leave their own scent
Cat Tail Vaccines Cats in Hunger Games Reader Opinion Poll
November 12, 2013 by
Vaccinations in the Tip of a Cat’s Tail
According to the authors of a study recently published in the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery, giving vaccinations in the tip of a cat’s tail instead of
Mercy waiting for his check up
below the knee encourages more cat owners to have their cats treated for cancer if the disease develops at the injection site.
At present, injections are given below the knee joint of the leg, with the understanding that amputation is the most effective treatment for cancer near vaccination sites. But, many owners reject amputation because it is disfiguring, painful and expensive.
The study examined administering vaccinations in the tip of a cat’s tail and found that it appeared to be as effective as giving shots at traditional sites. Tail vaccination would make surgical treatment of cancer near vaccine sites much easier and less disfiguring, the researchers said.
“One to 10 cats out of every 10,000 vaccinated against infectious diseases develop cancer at the vaccine injection site. It’s still important to vaccinate because death from these infections is much more common than the cancer, but unfortunately this complication is one that does affect thousands of cats each year” -Julie Levy, a professor of shelter medicine at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine.
Brides Throwing Cats Cats Wearing Tights Reader Opinion Poll
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Cat News Reader Opinion Poll
It seems almost every day something curious about cats pops up in the news. I often find myself reading the cat news and wondering what you might think about some of the interesting new products, trends and ideas that surface on the internet. So we started the Reader Opinion Poll where post a couple of cat topics and then we can all weigh in with what we think about them.
At the end of each topic summary, there is a poll that asks you to vote by selecting Purr, meaning you like this idea, Hiss, meaning you don’t like this idea. and Yawn, meaning you are indifferent; you neither like nor dislike the idea. Here is the first topic.
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We are Curious about What You Think
It seems almost every day something curious about cats pops up in the news. I often find myself reading the cat news and wondering what you might think about some of the interesting new products, trends and ideas that surface on the internet. So I decided to start a new column here in our community where we will post a couple of cat topics and then we can all weigh in with what we think about them.
At the end of each topic summary, I have included a poll that asks you to vote by selecting Purr, meaning you like this idea, Hiss, meaning you don’t like this idea. and Yawn, meaning you are indifferent; you neither like nor dislike the idea. Here is the first topic.
