I have cats, two of them, although on account of their extreme shy-ness they are seldom seen let alone stars of any of my pet photo-shoots. But between the BF and I, and their grandparents, they get gifts too so here are just a few things Santa Paws can feel free drop off this Christmas for their pussycat pleasure!
Last month was crazy busy, so I’ve skipped September and fast-forwarded straight to October. Basil and I have got some exciting posts coming up but this one is dedicated to what’s buzzing around our heads that we think you HAVE TO know about.
I’m super excited to share the news of my collaboration with Housetohome.co.uk, to guest write for their #PETEMBER spotlight, which celebrates dogs, cats and all the furry and feathered friends that bring so much joy to our lives.
We've enlisted the help of our pal Liz Hutchinson, co-founder of East London’s Paws&Purrs and pet parent to Wood Green rescue cats Indie and Fizz to bring you this kitty-cute Christmas gift guide. However, don't expect much of a reaction when you offer these marvellous gifts but know that they will be purring with delight as soon as your back is turned.
Gourmet growlers and cat treat connoisseurs will be licking their chops with delight thanks to the launch of The Pet Deli, a new website offering fine food exclusively for dogs and cats.
After all the attention Basil received last week with his #dogsatpollingstations picture - see Fuzfeed and The Guardian - the #Cat-arama brothers have been out protesting, demanding blog-post independence from their dog brother. With a majority vote they’ve won by a landslide, so here they are telling you what’s new pussycat!
Even as a responsible adult I still find myself getting excited about stationery, so when we got wind of a week celebrating the magic that is pretty paper, cute note cards and more, we jumped at the chance to blog about some of our pet-themed finds.
National Stationery Week (27 April to 23 May) is designed to encourage people, especially kids, to put pen to paper to write their personal correspondence and notes, rather than texting, emailing, day-dreaming and list-making on their nearest device.
We don’t need Facebook or Instagram to tell us our 2014 highlights – we know what they are. So before we launch ourselves into 2015 (a fragile head is holding us back), we wanted to share some of our 2014 best bits. We hope you also enjoyed the ride …
