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Added by Jopie, at 10 March 2018
Opening Hours
- Monday 08:00 - 17:00
- Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
- Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
- Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
- Friday 08:00 - 17:00
- Saturday 08:00 - 17:00
- Sunday -
Description
Our love of cats is what started this business for us. We offer high quality and unique cat toys, enclosures, furniture and cat trees. Our passion and love of cats shown in all products we carry and know that we make a donation every month to two no kill animal shelters with some of the sales we make. Check out our webpage to see all of the products that are sure to make your cat purr.
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8 Reviews
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23 June 2018
Cat's are so Curious! (aka) Nosey
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11 May 2018
We do love our cats!
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08 May 2018
Nice story.. Love people who love cats
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22 April 2018
No words, just LOVE IT!
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20 April 2018
A man after my heart!!
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26 March 2018
A Great resource for cat parents
The Way of Cats: The cat care, training, and affection system everyone has been wishing for (Learn The Way of Cats Book 1) Kindle Edition by Pamela Merritt (Author)
Shaped by experience. Tested in thousands of homes. Motivated by love.
This is the "Way of Cats." When we learn their special ways, we have our own ways to get the cooperation and affection we crave. Discover the ways to train our cat out of bad behavior, solve perplexing care issues, enhance their physical and mental health, and grab the key to their heart.
As someone with decades of cat rescue experience, Pamela Merritt started the popular blog Way of Cats to see if her tips and tricks worked for other people and their cats. They did! Now the book her fans have been waiting for explains cat communication, boundless affection, and how to do each other favors. Even with multiple cats, there are ways to create harmony in the home and cuddling on the couch.
There's lots of examples, described with the able help of her own four rescue cats. Reverend Jim was abused and neglected, Princess Olwyn almost died from failure to thrive, Sir Tristan was abandoned and fostered from the age of three weeks, and Mithrandir the Magician is a recovering feral who now gets scooped up for hugs.
Now, in one book, there's a complete Cat System for maximum enjoyment of these graceful, charming, and affectionate pets. Try out special Cat Affection Moves, learn how to speak Cat, and realize the ways to let them know what is right and wrong.
Reap the joy!
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23 March 2018
This guy gets it!!
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17 March 2018
What is a “Cat Tree” and why is it called that?
Outside cats find security (safety) and adventure climbing trees. They can lay on a tree limb and see everything around them, survey their domain. They can climb a tree to escape most predators, dogs, in particular. They can chase another cat or be chased, during play, up and down a tree. They LOVE trees! Indoor cats need their own safety, security and adventurous play. Some ingenious soul saw the need and built the first indoor tree for their cat(s). Like the mouse trap, people have been redesigning, reshaping……… improving the “Cat Tree”. Cats love it!
They can run up to the highest point and sneer at the dog who chased them. They can chase their house mates up, down and around the “Cat Tree”. Why wouldn’t they love it?
And, bless us all, we have done everything to make it fun, safe and, above all, comfortable for them. We provide them with soft landing spots, with added pillows. We can even put a heated pad to sooth their aging joints.
Then, of course, it is important that it look good in our home. So, we pick colors pleasing to us or have it custom designed to match the room. We want them to be happy but we want to be pleased when looking at it. They really don’t care what color it is, only that it is as high as we can allow.
The “A” personality cat insists on having the highest perch on the “Cat Tree”, even to the point of rousting some interloper from the coveted spot. Others are just happy to have a spot on one of the perches, from which to watch everything around them or to rest undisturbed.
An important consideration for a “Cat Tree” is where to locate it. If you could ask the cats, they would request a window view. This gives them the illusion they are not captives, in their home. They can watch neighbors moving about, cars passing by, even an occasional neighborhood dog or cat but also, birds winging their way through the cat’s viewing area. Oh what fun! Don’t leave the window open!
So, that’s a “Cat Tree” and why it is called that. Cats need them and love them.
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