At All Natural Cat, I'll be writing about safe, healthy, eco-friendly cat care, and will address topics like canned food vs. dry food, indoor vs. outdoor cats, and homemade, recycled, or otherwise green cat toys and furniture. Today I wrote about growing your own catnip.We've got two kitties (Emily and Bill, at left) that we are trying to raise if not all naturally, at least as naturally as we can. We are inching towards a raw/all-meat diet for the both of them and we're trying to treat illnesses holistically rather than just throwing medication or crappy prescription food at them. I also make many of their toys by hand (okay, most of them are crumpled up paper balls or empty cardboard boxes but, hey, it works).
I'm going to try to post to it every weekday at least. Please stop by and say hi.
3 comments:
Thassa lot of kittyposting. I salute you. Emily and Bill save the world, between advertisements. ;)
Great blog as I thoroughly enjoyed the variety of interesting nature topics. Duluth is a great air conditioned city on our way to Sawbill in the heat of summer.
Chris: Yeah, sadly I can't do anything about all the ads over there--today.com has got to make money somehow, I guess. But yes, Em and Bill and I must savve all the world's cats!
troutbirder: Thanks. I originally started this blog as a sort of all-purpose green living blog, but it's sort of morphed into mostly nature stuff. But that's good, too. :)
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