The newest edition of 1001 Cats blog carnival is finally here. We have great stories, photos and videos, so you’ll surely have a great time in our company.
GrrlScientist presents Simon’s Cat, Part 2: ‘Let Me In!’ posted at Living the Scientific Life, saying, “A streaming video of a hungry cat who resorts to increasingly desperate measures to get indoors. If this doesn’t make you laugh, well, you need serious help.”
Jamie McIntosh presents Cats in the Garden posted at Suite101: Organic Gardens blog, saying, “Teach your cats which parts of the garden are off-limits, and enjoy their companionship outdoors.”
Tip Diva presents Tip Diva | Top Ten Tips - Getting A New Pet posted at Tip Diva, saying, “Tip Diva has had many animals over her lifetime, including fish, cats, dogs, gerbils and prairie dogs. Having a pet brings a lot of love and fun into your life, but also brings a lot of responsibility. Before buying or adopting a pet, there are many factors you should consider and steps you should take.”
That’s it. Thank you all for participating. If you want to get featured in the next edition, submit your blog article to 1001 Cats Blog Carnival using our carnival submission form.
Hi everybody, our 1001 Cats Blog Carnival is up again. This edition brings us more useful advice, more funny stories, street cats, as well as celebrity cats.
Jennifer Wolkonowski presents Mischief Mine posted at The World of Jenotopia, saying, “My blog features stories about my naughty cat and dogs, as well as my adventures in raising chickens. Food and wine musings, recipes, and snippets about life in Tennessee are all threads in the world of Jenotopia.”
That concludes this edition. If you want to see your cute cat featured here, please submit your blog article to the next edition of 1001 cats using our carnival submission form.
Welcome to the first spring edition of 1001 Cats Blog Carnival. This is a special edition, as today happens to be the first day of spring. So, let the flowers bloom and the kitties play:
“Your cat has a love-hate relationship with your furniture. She loves to scratch the furniture, but it looks like hate to you. You can end this cycle of abuse with just a little bit of understanding. ( AHHH finally, relief !!! Come get it…)”
“Sometimes a lot of cats can make a lot of trouble.”
My Pisoo wanted to share with you her special riot which I helped her upload on YouTube, for other kitties to watch and learn:
Many thanks to all authors and their beautiful cats. If you want to be part of this cat lovers community, submit your blog article to the next edition of 1001 cats using our carnival submission form. Everybody who writes about cats is welcome!
We are happy to present you a new edition of 1001 Cats Blog Carnival. Pisoo and I have learnt a lot of useful things since we have the pleasure of hosting this feline carnival on our blogs. This edition brings us more useful tips to keep us informed and our dear kitties happy and shining.Let’s see:
“Yes, cats are clean animals, but there are occasions that bathing them is needed. Giving your cat a bath, well, it’s not easy. I was clueless when I did it for the first time. I hope that this article will be of help when you need to wash your cat.”
Ha, ha! I’ve tried to wash Pisoo only once and I bet my neighbors still remember that day. And if you look at this photo (sorry for not giving credits, but I got the photo in my email and I wanted to show it to you. If you are the author, drop me a message and I’ll credit your work), you’ll see what I mean
This is a very interesting study on cat genetics. I bet you didn’t guess that Russian Blues and Norwegian Forest cats are on the same branch of the evolution tree.
This surely is true. However, when it comes to cats, I cannot help myself noticing that my Pisoo loves the fridge and the cupboard as much as she loves me
“Cats love colloidal silver. They seem to have an innate sense that it is good for them. If you cat is sick, and you set a bowl containing colloidal right next to its water bowl, it will choose the colloidal silver every time.”
This video is really thoughtful. How you make your customers feel can make the difference.
That concludes this edition of 1001 Cats Blog Carnival. Many thanks to all our authors for their contribution.
If you want to see your story featured here too, you are invited to submit your blog article to the next edition of 1001 cats using our carnival submission form.
It’s carnival time again, so help yourself to the amusing, interesting, purrring stories which make our hearts tick a bit faster.
These are our today’s articles:
Mark presents Weird Cat Behavior Homepage posted at All About Cats Blog, saying, “Comment on posted stories or add your own story and pictures of your cats odd behavior. A simple form below makes it fun and easy to submit your story and pictures. Cats can do some funny things and you may find that some of these funny cat behaviors may become a regular habit. Cats are very routine based. Once they latch onto an activity they enjoy they will practice it often.”
Joana presents Dinner Time with Isis: A Fairytale posted at Nanashi-Inc.net. It is crazy how these humans take photos of their kitties in the most inappropriate moments, only to make a lot of fun afterwards.
Last, but not least, my good friend at Cendre De Roses has new kittens. They are adorable!
That concludes this edition. If yopu want to be part of the next edition, please submit your blog article to the 1001 Cats Carnival using our carnival submission form.
Welcome to the January 21, 2008 edition of 1001 cats.
Holidays are over, but we still have left a bunch of nice memories and some grrreat photos of our little furry friends (or children?). Kitties biting dogs, attacking masters, going to the vet, teaching us beauty tips, or even playing the piano, you’ll meet all these and even more in our today’s blog carnival.
GrrlScientist presents When Housecats Attack posted at Living the Scientific Life, saying, “This is a scary streaming video of a sweet little housecat who suddenly attacks its owner.” Scary like hell! I’m still terrified.
GrrlScientist presents Met Nora: The Piano Playing Cat posted at Living the Scientific Life, saying, “Nora is a cat who lives with a piano teacher, and she also loves to play the piano, as you will see in the video. Nora’s solo is later followed in the video by a duet with a piano student.”
Happy New Year to everybody! Here’s the first 2008 edition of 1001 Cats Blog Carnival. Scheduled for mid-December, delayed by my unexpected and long vacation, but finally published today, together with my thanks to all authors and with my excuses for making them wait so long.
Karen Shanley presents There’s a Whole Big World Out There, Kid posted at Karen Shanley. And what do you think Finn does when he gets his moment of freedom? He wonders where to go first, and he ends up inside again! Big world, full of bad guys, I know.
Joana presents Isis’ New Sweater posted at Nanashi-Inc.net. I’m sure Isis feels grrreat, you can see that in her eyes. Good job, Joana!
This is all for this edition. The carnival will go on in 2008, after the unexpected break we had in December. We promise to be on time from now on. Please submit your blog article to the next edition of 1001 cats using our carnival submission form.
Welcome to a new edition of 1001 Cats Blog Carnival. As Christmas is almost here, our mind is full of presents ideas, hose decorations, fireworks or vacations, but in all this rush, we still fond time to play with our littly fury friends, to listen to their stories, and to tell them further for the fun and amusement of other proud cat owners (or slaves?).
GrrlScientist presents Cat Does Dog Tricks posted at Living the Scientific Life, saying, “This is a streaming video showing the amazing Kizzy, an eight-year-old bengal cat that does tricks as well as any dog does.” Good kitty, and even better trainer!
WereBear presents the way of cats: Cat Poker posted at the way of cats, saying, “Thanks for the opportunity.” We thank WereBear for the great article about cats’ love and humans’ behavior. I can confirm that my kitty is testing our love from time to time.
Lucynda Riley presents A guidline for Cats posted at The Crazy Cat Woman. If you still don’t believe in Bed Mice, believe your cat: they exist and they have to be attacked with all strength and dedication. I’m so glad my kitty cannot read!
Many thanks to all authors who dedicated their time to write and submit their stories to the 1001 Cats carnival. Many thanks in advance to our readers for their comments on the articles. If you want to participate with your stories, please submit your blog article to the next edition of 1001 cats using our carnival submission form.
This is the new home of our 1001 Cats Carnival, which has been going on since this spring. We want to thank all our past and present authors, and to let them know that we are going to continue the tradition started on All Tips And Tricks here, on this blog dedicated entirely to cats.
Today’s edition proudly introduces to you the following:
Madeleine Begun Kane presents First (And Last) Visit posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.
That was not a very long edition, but this doesn’t make it less interesting, so please enjoy the articles and feel free to leave your comments for the authors.
Do you know cat stories? Do you have some cat owner advice? You are welcome to submit your blog article to the next edition of 1001 cats using our carnival submission form.
This is a site about cats, which provides information for all cat owners: how to grow them, how to cherrish them, how to keep them healthy and happy. The articles either tell my own experience with cats, or they are written by cat breeders, or they are submitted by our readers who want to share their knowledge and tips for other cat owners.More
Welcome to the January 21, 2008 edition of 1001 cats.
Scary like hell! I’m still terrified.
Welcome, all cat lovers.
