The Thermo Kitty Fashion Splash is perfect for warming up your cool cat. This stylish heated cat bed is available in 4 colors: red, blue, pink and purple. The energy efficient heater warms to your cat’s normal body temperature when in use. It is washable, too!
The Hair Ball is an adorable cat toy made of faux fur. It includes organically grown catnip safely sewn inside as well as an attention grabbing bell. Oh, and it is made in the U.S.A. We think this cute guy would make a great stocking stuffer. 
I just found this new blog. KittyBellys.com is “the place to admire and worship kitty bellies.” They have all sorts of pictures of cute cat tummies as well as funny directions on “how to rub kitty belly.”
Every cat owner needs to read How to Tell if Your Cat is Plotting to Kill You. It may save your life! 
According to a recent study by the American Veterinary Medical Association, there really are differences between cat owners and dog owners. Here are a few:
- Single people are more attracted to cat ownership than dog ownership.
- Cat owners are less likely to seek veterinary care than dog owners.
- Cat owners are more likely to have more than 1 cat (dog owners are less likely to have multiple dogs.)
The full report is available for purchase at www.avma.org.
Spread the word – service animals can be cats, too! I just read this interesting article about a Vietnam vet with post-traumatic stress disorder. His doctor wrote him a prescription for a service pet, but stated that he plans on having a cat. Unfortunately, this man has been denied access to several public places despite the fact that the Americans with Disablities Act defines a service animal as “any guide dog, signal dog, or other animal individually trained to provide assistance to an individual with a disability.” A service pet does not have to be certified or licensed by a local or state government.
FelineFollies.com has compiled a list of crazy cat laws. Here are a few: Cats may not yowl in Columbus, Georgia after 9 p.m. California bans cats from mating publicly within 1500 feet of a school, tavern or church. Dogcatchers in Virginia are prohibited from bothering cats while looking for dogs. Check out the full list here.
We are excited to announce that we now sell cat collars! They feature specially designed ribbons on flexible nylon webbing. The breakaway clasps release under pressure to assure safe outdoor play.
A cat in Japan is responsible for pumping 10 million U.S. dollars into the local economy and saving a train line from bankruptcy. Apparently the cat liked to hang out at the train station so they started promoting her as the “Super Station Master.” Tourists from all over are flocking to see her. You can read more about this special kitty and see a picture of her in her conductor’s hat here.
