Cat Kitten Magazine Reviewed

Cat kitten magazine has a great emphasis on real life cats - readers cats, and other quirky cats of note whose exploits are described in a very entertaining way.

This is combined with priceless articles on conditions that can affect your cat's health, described in a very easy to understand way.

There are product reviews, books, breeds - and lots of photos!

Recent cats and kittens magazine stories about health care and cats medicine included the report on oral contraceptives for cats, which are being tested to deal with the feral cat problem. A small dose will make a cat unable to reproduce for a year or two, whereas a larger dose will render a cat sterile. One factor being taken into considertion is whether the contraceptive changes the behaviour of the cats, as this is obviously not something that is desired.

Another cat kitten magazine story about how to prevent heartworm in cats, including the types of tests used when making a diagnosis, and why prevention really is so important in this case. And a very interesting cat kitten magazine article on laser surgery, which reduces the pain and trauma of surgery on your cat, as well as improving recovery time. And another article on parasites (including heartworm, tapeworm, fleas, scabies, ear mites, hook worms, and roundworms) and how to protect your cat. They include signs to watch out for.

Cats and kittens magazine has a lot of stories about cats adventures, and the generosity they bring out in people, such as the one about Mrs Kitty, a stray Mum who keeps the shopkeepers at Sunriver, Oregan, company. These lovely people feed her and even took up a collection when she needed an operation for an abscess on her eye. In parallel kindness the local vetinary clinic treated her free of charge.

Cat kitten magazine regularly features breed profiles, describing the temperament, the origins of the breeds, how they came to Europe or America from their originating country. And for the newer breeds that were deliberately bred, their path to acceptance as a separate breed, such as is the case with the beautiful Balinese, which is technically a variation of a Siamese. Balinese are popular because they are not overly pointed like many modern day Siamese, and are thus less likely to have the associated respiratory health problems.

Cat kitten magazine also features very useful training advice, such as for introducing new cats to your current feline friend, and how to care for lost or stray kittens.

Cat kitten magazine readers share their lovely cats with us, like the lively black cat Cleo who used to jump out at her owner's Grandma and Aunt's legs; or the well travelled tabby cat with the Swedish name - Mirre, who rather loudly announces his presence after losing his part of his hearing; and the cat Oscar that likes to plat tennis.

Cat kitten magazine also features a lot of special interest stories, such as the article on cats in ancient egypt. They seemed to call their cats miu, and revered them so much that the murder of a cat was a capital offence.

Cat kitten magazine truly is a celebration of all things feline.