Happy holidays, everyone! We are a day late on publishing my most recent story on account of the holiday season, so thank you for your patience. From all of us at Catster, we hope you had a wonderful long weekend with family, friends, and cats. Transitioning from commuting to working at home was a welcome …
Working at Home With a Cat: Olga’s Pressure for an Early Dinner Read More »
Due to their climbing and balancing skills, cats can explore several areas in their homes off-limits to canines. Dogs are undoubtedly irritated when they see their feline roommates casually strolling along on the countertops in the kitchen, but I’ve never allowed cats, dogs, or birds to access areas where I prepare food. Unlike my previous …
Russian Blues aren’t usually considered clingy cats, and during her adolescent years, Olga enjoyed her alone time more. However, even as a kitten, she didn’t like it when I left for work. I made the mistake of saying goodbye and rubbing her head, which would result in her latching onto my arm and biting me. …
Caring for Clingy Cats: Olga’s Need for Attention (& What I Do About It) Read More »
Although she can tolerate thunderstorms and bad music, Olga isn’t fond of the vacuum cleaner and is not alone. Most cats seem terrified of it. However, over the years, she’s become less fearful of vacuuming and doesn’t hide like she used to. She still cowers under the couch when my neighbors set off fireworks, but …
Hello. My name is Christopher Bays. I’m a writer and editor with a Russian Blue named Olga, and every week, I’ll provide a new account of my experiences with my favorite four-legged freak. In 2015, my Siamese cat passed away after 19 years, and I hesitated to get a new pet. After living in a …
Introducing the Catsters: Christopher & Olga, His Russian Blue Baby Read More »
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