Retired Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments come in mint condition in their original packaging. Outstanding gift idea, but you’ll want to order one for yourself as well. Click the image or the link for a closer look.
Jim Shore’s most popular designs are recreated as colorful holiday ornaments!
Click through the picture or the link above for a closer look. Plus, you’ll want to check out Jim Shore’s other amazing ornaments while you’re there. He’s apparently a cat lover (which makes me an even bigger fan) because he has created quite a few amazing cat ornaments. There are also snowmen (love snowmen!) dogs, birds, stars, and a little bit of everything. I could fill an entire tree with Jim Shore ornaments alone.
Cat lovers, now is the time for us all to order our 2012 cat calendar. The adorable one above is the Cat Lovers 2012 Wall Calendar. It’s available on line for a great price. The gorgeous yellow and white cat on the cover typifies what is so amazing and lovable about cats – he looks so inquisitive and curious. That’s one of the things I love most about cats, they want to know about everything their humans are getting into!
Click through the image or link for a closer look at this and other cat calendars, planners, etc.
Cat lovers, here’s something you’re going to get not just a kick out of, but a high kick. If you want to see what happens when animal lovers happen to have an unreal amount of artistic ability, you have to check out Pet365. Click through the adorable link below and take a FUN look at cat anatomy. You and your cat are going to love this.
Cat Anatomy graphic created by Matt Beswick for Pet365. Click below to see the full size version.
I’m such an animal lover that I can’t even stand the thought of killing mice. Granted, I don’t want them moving in my kitchen and I have no intention of sharing our food with them. Most importantly, I don’t want Alexa catching one – for more reasons than one. For one thing, I’d hate for the mouse to be frightened or hurt but most of all, I wouldn’t want her to catch anything from it. Mice carry diseases (such as tape worm) that can be transmitted to your cat.
So what’s a cat lover/mouse protector to do? Catch the mice humanely and release them…. far, far from the house, in a wooded area where they’ll have a fighting chance at survival.
The Smart Mouse Trap – Humane Mousetrap is one of the best humane mousetraps I’ve seen. What’s more, I love the animal-loving and protecting vibe the company projects. When reading the description (below), I thought… Hmmmm, that sounds like something I’d say..
Product Description
This Humane Mouse Trap is perfect for all animal lovers. The Smart Mouse Trap senses when the mouse enters to retrieve the bait and snaps the door shut. The little critter will stay in the trap enjoying his treat until you come and release him in a safe place. To use this easy “no kill” mousetrap simply place a “saltine” cracker in the bait holder, set the trap and check frequently (make sure you check daily or you may starve a trapped mouse). Take the live mouse still in the trap to a wooded or brushy area and open the door and set the little guy free. Escape is delayed until the mouse chews through the cracker. This delay avoids contact between the mouse and the trap user and gives the mouse a little snack to keep him nourished for a while. The Smart Mouse Trap can be cleaned and reused as many times as needed. You’ll be thrilled with this quick and humane mouse control. The trap is made of green see-through Kodar plastic & two stainless steel springs work the trap door. Measures 3″ x 7″ x 2.5″. Comes with 1 mouse trap with instructions and booklet about trapping smart mice and mouseproofing your home. Endorsed by humane societies and animal rights organizations in the U.S. and worldwide.
Product Features
No Poison or Glue
Safe around Children and Pets
Reusable Humane No Kill Mouse Trap
Endorsed by Humane Societies and Animal Rights Organizations in the U.S. and Worldwide.
This is really super cute. Cartoonize My Pets is a fun spot for cat lovers.. any pet lovers for that matter. But, given the fact that this is a cat blog, we’ll stick with cats. You create your own cat by choosing the features, colors, and expressions. I’ve only tried two of my four cats so far. Alexa proved far too difficult. She has so many different colors going on in her beautiful hair that I just gave up. Hannah was much easier (above!), since her beautiful little hairdo involves just two colors.
Visit Cartoonize My Cat and see how much fun it is for yourself. You can use the image(s) you create on a full range of customizable products. The possibilities for unique, highly personal Christmas gifts or birthday surprises boggles the mind.
* By the way, I wrote Hannah’s name on the image, myself. As far as I know, you’d be unable to write the cat’s name on the image on the Cartoonizer.
Like most cat lovers, I love cats of all sizes. The gorgeous cats in the video above are, admittedly, very big babies – but just as lovable as the smaller variety we come into contact with daily. This video is outstanding!
Three of our four cats are outside babies (reformed feral cats are almost impossible to turn into house cats!), so our yard is beautifully decorated with the real thing. However, I would LOVE to have this beautiful garden statue in my flower garden. It’s just adorable. In fact, I’d also like one on the front porch… and one out back on the deck.
Cat lovers could, of course, enjoy this beauty inside as well as outside. It’d be beautiful sitting by the fireplace or on the hearth.
Click through the link or the image to take a closer look.
It’s always fascinating to watch how similar big cats’ behaviors are to our family cats. These beautiful lions obviously delight in the attention and play just as their much, much smaller versions.
is absolutely perfect (make that purrrfect) for cat lovers and Christmas ornament collectors. I fit both of these descriptions PLUS I collect cats too – so I’m all over this one.
is one of the best humane mousetraps I’ve seen. What’s more, I love the animal-loving and protecting vibe the company projects. When reading the description (below), I thought… Hmmmm, that sounds like something I’d say..
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