• Trying out Nottipet (kibble)

    Nottipet is a local brand of kibble: https://nottipetfood.com/ They produce kibble for dogs and cats. The reason I opted to try it is that the Blondies are so hell-bent on eating kibble. I wanted a variety for them and one that uses quality ingredients. The Chicken & Lamb is for weight management so that’s for…


  • Juno’s historic Cow Pose!!

    I dug back the records of my old photographs and Cow Mau did his historic (prize-winning) Cow Pose on 11th December 2006! He actually won a prize in a newspaper photo contest. Somebody took the photo from the blog, submitted it without my consent and I saw it published in the newspapers! None of our…


  • Jayden and Juno

    Peek-a-boo! I see you!! Juno is quite happy curling up in this basket because this way, Jayden can take her along with him without squeezing her! Jayden made a “fruit salad” for Juno to eat. Juno is eating her kibble lunch now. Her urine has been quite yellow, so I’m syringe-feeding her water. I think…


  • Nomi and Miao’s updates

    Our vet who successfully did the diaphragmatic hernia surgeries on both Nomi and Miao (sponsored by AnimalCare donors) often asks about both of them, whether they have completed their vaccinations and if Nomi has been spayed yet. I have not received any updates on both for some time now, so I contacted their adopters this…


  • Creating new toys for Juno

    Juno has been bouncing around the house all morning, looking for things to play with. Then she found a new toy – this empty Cat’s Best bag which can be used as a hideout and she loves the sound of the paper bag too. See that bit of string attached to the bag? I’ve since…


  • Ginger’s eye injury – improved

    Ginger’s injured eye (the right one) is on the mend. It’s better now, but still pink around the eye. The occcasional squint. Sayang-ed by Rey. Two of the great blessings in life are to be able to give and to be loved. Ginger has both. He looked after the Monsters and brought them up (that’s…


  • Juno’s morning – a setback or feather-eating?

    This morning at 6.00am, Juno passed out blood-tinged, formed but slightly soft stools. This looked like a setback as the stools had been well-formed though a bit soft since Sunday morning, and by late last night, the stools were already hardening up too. However, she’s active, alert and her appetite is fantastic. Shortly after breakfast,…


  • The Blondies’ morning

    I hit the lottery with the Blondies this morning. Three of them ate a raw meal for breakfast. Only Akira stayed at the lookout and refused to come down. Quite an achievement, I must say. Hopefully this goes on, ie. some days they will still eat raw meals. They were given their kibble treat after…


  • Ginger’s eye is improving

    Ginger’s injured eye is improving. As always, Minnie hero-worships Ginger and looks after him. How sweet! Perhaps Minnie is thankful that Ginger mentored all her sons? Or maybe Minnie just “clicks” with Ginger!


  • Juno’s news and the sweet little thing that she is

    So far, Juno’s faeces have been nice and well-formed. They are still just a bit soft, but maybe that is due to the diet. I gave her Kaolin-Pectin this morning. Tomorrow there is one more dose of Promax and that completes the medication except for the supplement, Cobalaplex, which is given on alternate days for…


  • Back to old habits!

    I couldn’t help myself, so I went out to buy some raw beef to try it on the Blondies. In my almost-19 years of caring for cats, it is only this year that I have ever bought raw beef to feed them. Firstly, I feel so sorry for the cows and secondly, I thought wild…


  • Going back to the old reliable brands – Primal Freeze-Dried and Monge

    Way back, our cats were on Monge cat food and Primal Freeze-Dried. My exploration for different cat food is all because of the Blondies’ fussiness.  I figured if they like kibble so much, I have to find a variety for them. Currently, they are only on Cindy’s Naturelle Grainfree kibble. So a few days ago,…


  • Breakfast time at dawn!

    I woke up at 3.50am this morning. It’s crazy, but I could not go back to sleep, so I decided to get an early start to catch up on the news and some reading. But Tabs, Riley and Juno call came to the kitchen, so I fed them. Juno ate home-cooked food. Then, kibble with…


  • Dinner by perseverance…again!

    The Monsters’ dinner went well, as usual, so I shall not write about that. They are great eaters, thankfully. Juno had an early dinner of a home-cooked meal. Tabs had small meals throughout the day. Now comes the Blondies… Today I decided to persevere because their refusal to eat wet food (raw or canned) has…


  • Juno’s yummy home-cooked lunch!

    Thank you for eating my home-cooked food, Juno! I have thought about it and for now, Juno’s staple food will be cooked food and kibble will be a standby snack or meal replacement if she needs a change. Cooked food is preferred because it has moisture. Yummy, yummy! Back to her playhouse!


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