The Secret Is To Keep Them Indoors
Dear fellow cat lovers,
Why would you want to keep your cats indoors? Consider this: Al Palusky's cat, Baby, lived for 38 years! He won Cat Fancy's Oldest Living Cat Contest in 2007 at age 37. Palusky says, "I think a big part of it was that, after I got him, he never went outside again."
Outdoors, cats must battle the elements of extreme temperature and weather, natural predators, traffic, and vicious viruses contracted from feral cats. These innocent and vulnerable creatures must also battle distorted human elements of brutality that wield clubs, guns, and poison.
Safe at last!
As an alternative to that lifestyle, the world's cats have voted for us humans as their caretakers. What a responsibility! Fortunately, we can offer them a vast array of choices to enrich their lives and offer them variety, excitement, safety, good health, quiet seclusion, and overall happiness – and yes, indoors.
I want to contribute to fulfilling our loving obligation to these wonderful little critters and to enriching our own lives at the same time. So let me share information with you that will assist all of us in having a happy, lengthy, and loving relationship with our feline "children" in our own homes.
Here's what you'll find:
• Discover cat furniture that allows kitty to enjoy her natural feline behaviors.
• Learn about unique scratching posts, toys, and playpens that keep cats occupied and happy for hours, even if you're not home all the time.
• Unearth some of the latest products and gadgets that make life so much easier for both you and your cats.
• Avoid costly furniture destruction and provide for your cats' natural needs and privacy with products and professional advice that you'll find here.
• Get current information on cat health and safety issues and research.
• Share your cat stories and photos with fellow cat lovers.
• And so much more….