cats

After taking my cat Milo to the vet this morning I learned something I've never heard of: Cats and Dogs can have anorexia. Can you believe that?

There are all types of cats. Fat cats, thin cats, black cats, white cats (Kinda Dr. Seuss like huh?). This cat named pickles is one of the biggest cats I have ever seen. I am not completely sure that he hasn't encountered some sort of radioactive material!

Well usually the arch-nemesis of the mailman is the dog. Not in this case...

Have you seen the video where one woman decided to kick snow on a stray cat? Well he got his revenge and attacked her! Watch it here:

Does anyone (besides me) remember the old "Tom and Jerry" cartoons? Tom, the cat, tried everything he could think of to catch Jerry, the mouse, so he could enjoy a flavorful morsel of his favorite food. Not all cats, however, look at mice as something to be eaten witness this best buddy duo.

The Internet, as you probably know, has a soft spot for cats. But mirrors, it appears, do not.

Listen, this video makes no sense and has cats licking dinosaurs and is awesome, so you should watch it.

Concerns about possible salmonella contamination are prompting a precautionary recall of some dog and cat food.

Dogs and cats get along most of the time. However a stray dog in South Carolina went above and beyond "getting along" in adopting and even nursing a small kitten. The heart tugging story began when an animal control officer came across a small Shih-Tzu mix dog in a tangle of bushes. What she saw next is astounding.

Cats and dogs sometimes get along, sometimes don't but a mother's love--in this case a mother cat--transcends all boundaries. MSN reports a heart warming story out of Cleveland, Ohio, where an orphaned week old pit bull puppy was given a gift of nourishment from an unlikely source. Check out the video and be prepared to say "Awwww".

We have two cats, Fenway and Parker, and they are both pretty mild mannered. We play with them but don't roughhouse, something more particular to kids. Take a look at this incredibly patient cat as he is mauled, rolled and even nibbled on by a toddler.

I know our two cats Fenway and Parker (yes, we're Red Sox fans) love boxes. Anytime we bring home something that comes in a box it's just a matter of minutes before one or the other climbs in-or at least tries to-and makes themselves comfortable. Maybe they'll just lie on it or scratch at it or chew it but whatever it is about a box it is simply irresistible. Apparently the same goes for big cats