Hello friendly friends, it’s now somehow March December 2020, so a quick meta blog update for you here! The tl;dr right up front in case you’re too busy, uh, wrapping presents? Catching up on The Crown? Rehoning your toilet paper buying skills? to read this […]
Welcome to the highly anticipated fourth (and last) installment of my hit series on Taking Care of Your Cat. We’ve already covered Food, Litter, and of course Hygge, so last up is the (I guess other) big H: Cat Health.
Hygge is the Danish concept of well-being and comfort. It’s what they use to get themselves through their long, dreary winters, and also to add joy to the rest of the year! The Danish traditions center around coziness, company, and candles. What does this have to do with advice for cat parents new and old? Picture your stereotypical cat, curled up in front of a fireplace. Hygge. Cats are natural connoisseurs of hygge.
If you’re adding a new feline friend to your family, one important (and also everyone’s favorite!) consideration is the litter box. What kind of litter should you use? Where should the box go? How many should you have? While there are plenty of other resources out there for Cat Advice, this is your fun and exciting source for thrilling topics!
This is a popular time of the year for adding furry friends to your family. While there are practically infinite resources out there with advice for new cat parents, I have by request tried to distill some essential points for these mewly-minted owners. Experienced cat parents are also welcome to read and possibly learn! These are based on my own research and experience as a sudden rookie pet owner. I have broken it down into several easily-digestible (GET IT) parts. First up is CAT FOOD.
Everyone has some essential keepsake objects they would grab in an emergency. What you reach for can say a lot about you, so choose carefully or we’ll all judge you. Today we’ll find out what Mr. Butters considers essential, and you can judge his choices!
The one, the only, the magnificent, Mr. Butters.