Our Senior Cats – Part 1, by Candace Key

By |2026-06-24T16:49:12-07:00June 24, 2026|Behavior & Training|

It has been over 20 years since we’ve had a senior cat in the household, and my how things have changed. Dear, Sweet Tayo was diagnosed with kidney disease when it was well advanced. In those days, despite following recommendations for frequent tests to track the disease, there were not the sophisticated metrics and tests we now have to give us more notice. Tayo was losing weight and his coat had that oily “I‘m a sick cat” look. We tried the kidney-diet foods, but they were far worse tasting back then and there was no chance [...]

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Moving On, Part II: Big Changes

By |2025-03-31T14:31:44-07:00March 31, 2025|Behavior & Training|

Claude says goodbye to 108  Well, we made it to the shed (an obscure reference to Westerns wherein the heroes, fully engaged in a gun fight, cover each other long enough to dive into a conveniently located shed in order to breathe and reload). On the very last day of February we successfully moved ourselves, our dogs and all our stuff (the bits we are keeping) into our new house. <deep breath><deep breath><deep breath> How did it go with the dogs? I’m pleased to report that we’re all happy in our new home, enjoying [...]

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