When I was little, I so badly wanted a cuddly cat, but my parents decided I will get a parakeet. Well, not so cuddly but Hansi came out of his cage, flew around and landed on your shoulder, you could pet him and hold him, and he could speak several sentences. He was a very sweet bird, and I learned a lot taking care of him.
Later in life I got a cat and then a dog was added to the family, as well as another cat. After my pets passed of old age, I found a parakeet outside work and kept him. We added a companion, so he was not lonely. Then a friend needed to rehome a kitten. Well, people told me that kittens and birds can get used to one another. It was a little rocky, not because the kitten wanted to eat the birds, but the birds were dive-bombing the poor kitten. So, to make a long story short, a friends little daughter wanted a bird so bad that we rehomed our parakeets and she was so happy.
Then one day I saw this scrawny little cat standing in front of our door meowing miserably. So, I gave him some food and he started coming 3 times a day for food. As soon as I started feeding him, the two girls that live outside also came around. Then after a while there came another male cat, also pretty rumbled looking. Then there is this cute cat from across the fence that started coming now too. And last year a beautiful black cat showed up begging for food. So, this makes 6 outside cats I take care of.
In this category I will review pet products from food to toys to beds to cages to accessories etc.
So, stay tuned for some good and bad I have encountered. Let me know in the comments if you want me to review something specific and I will do my best.
Which Cat Bowl is right for my Kitty? – there is a huge variety of cat bowls out there and decisions are not easy to make. I personally prefer stainless-steel bowls, as they are easy to clean, do not smell and do not breed bacteria. Read my post for more information on different cat bowls here Which Cat Bowl is right for my Kitty?