Category Archives: Cats

How to Give A Cat A Pill – Or Not

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We are dealing with historic rates of bad air quality, even before that Grace was having a little problem with her allergies. The veterinarian said to give Grace a quarter tablet of Clareton Plain as needed. The other day as a precaution I gave Grace her tablet as she lay on her favorite places, the red blanket under the back window. Grace opened her mouth wide, I threw in the pill, she closed her mouth and swallowed. There you’re done I said to myself. Grace continued to relax and I went on about a household chore. Yesterday, while straightening the ruffled red blanket – I found the unswallowed pill. Maybe Grace should be a taster for a high level person. Good fake Grace – next time.

Outdoors

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Grace goes outside when I go outside. There are options for other cats too.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/home/2024/04/09/how-to-let-cat-outside-outdoor

Cats Keep It Real

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Recently read a Washington Post article on cats made me think about Grace, the tabby, who I have worked for the last six years. She is at times cool, affectionate and demanding. Grace likes to chat and she makes sure her needs or displeasure are known. She purrs for those she is comfortable with that includes my family members other cities that she FaceTime’s regularly.

Grace reading The Washington Post

The Washington Post:

According to feline researchers, cats often get maligned as aloof and even spiteful, when many of them are quite social and eager to interact. — Read on www.washingtonpost.com/home/2024/03/12/cats-behavior-misunderstood/

A New Year

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We are all working and striving for something better, but the rule is progress, not perfection. 


A new year often represents a chance for a clean slate to start all over, but sometimes, we just need to keep going in the direction we have been going in – with a little self-encouragement and self-love.

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Living with Grace

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(Life with Grace five years now )

It has now been more than a year since Grace, the overweight Tabby, came to live with me. Grace at one point was tramautized easily. She now is happy and very comfortable in her adopted surroundings.

It is said that cats provide good company. I would like to say that cats are good company for those who provide good company for them.

Grace is very vocal and can be very demanding at times.  She also has some people preferences and makes those known as well.  Of course, she loves CCL.  The biggest thing is Grace is at peace with who she is and she genuinely loves and cares for those around her.

        Grace Loves the Window