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Written? Kitten! Uses Cats To Motivate Your Writing

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3:00PM November 18, 2011 | Angus Kidman

When I did the NaNoWriMo challenge last year, I found that I didn’t benefit much from specialised writing tools. But if you need an incentive to keep pumping out words, Written Kitten might do the trick. For every 100 words you type, you get a fresh picture of a cat. More »


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Tick Attacks On The Rise This Year

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10:30AM October 28, 2011 | Angus Kidman

Tick season kicks off in spring, and it seems this year our canine friends are under particular threat. The Australian Veterinary Association reports that more than 700 cases of tick paralysis have been reported in Queensland and NSW, so checking your dogs (and cats) for ticks is more important than ever. More »


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Mix Tea Leaves In A Litter Tray To Cut The Stench

12:30AM October 8, 2011 | Thorin Klosowski

If you live with a cat, it might seem like there is no way you can combat the horrid smell coming from the litter tray, but DIY blogger Adam Verwymeren suggests using dried tea leaves in the box. More »


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Weekend fun: An Engineer’s Guide to Cats

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10:45AM May 2, 2008 | Sarah Stokely

In the name of Friday unproductivity and the worship of our felines companions, I present you with the following gem from YouTube:

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Improve your life by treating yourself like a cat

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1:56PM April 17, 2008 | Sarah Stokely

If you want to increase your happiness, check out this list of 9 ways you can improve your life – by treating yourself like a cat! It was the best thing I read yesterday by a long shot – it was nice to be reminded that while we might lavish our feline friends with the best care, we sometimes neglect ourselves.

The list includes those perennial feline favourite activities like stretching, napping and bathing, as well as a call to pay attention to what you eat:

“I stopped free-feeding my cats and they lost weight, yet I kept stuffing my own face and stayed overweight! Eat protein, eat vitamin and mineral rich foods and the right sort of fats. Check out the complexity of your pedigree cat food and compare to your own diet. Eat grass. I provide cat grass for my cats and they chew on it every day before each meal. Fibre and fresh leafy greens are essential for us every day.”

The list comes courtesy of the multi-talented Kate Conroy – the producer and presenter of environmental online radio show and podcast A Climate Affair.

Like what Kate has to say? Check out her Lifehacker interview and her Climate Affair podcast.

Treat yourself like a cat [Serenity Now] More »