Nathaniel Cross
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Which cat tree works for a compact athletic cat that climbs like it has appointments upstairs?
For a compact, athletic cat that’s always on the move, look for a cat tree that is tall but with a narrow, stable base. A 60- to 72-inch model with multiple platforms spaced closely together works wel…
Why does the LaPerm look like it woke up from the world's best blanket nest?
The LaPerm’s signature disheveled appearance is a direct result of its unique coat development cycle. Kittens are often born bald, then grow a soft, wavy coat that goes through several texture changes…
Which blanket texture suits a Devon Rex that seeks heat but hates bulky sweaters?
A tightly woven silk or satin blend blanket works well here. The smooth, non-napped surface feels sleek against a Devon Rex's skin, avoiding any snagging on their delicate coat, while the dense weave …
Why do Cornish Rex cats look elegant until the zoomies turn them into noodles?
The elegant appearance of a Cornish Rex comes from its arched back, long limbs, and fine, wavy coat that resembles a sculpture in motion. That sleek, greyhound-like silhouette is an optical illusion o…
Do Turkish Vans become cuddle bugs only after they finish patrolling and playing?
Let me break this down step by step based on my experience with Turkish Vans. They don't strictly reserve cuddling for after patrol and play-it's more about their mood and environment. I've seen my Va…
Which soft sweater fabric stops a Sphynx from doing the stiff little purrito walk?
A brushed cotton or bamboo-cotton blend with a slight nap does the trick. I noticed my own Sphynx stopped that awkward leg lift the moment I switched from a slick acrylic sweater to one made from orga…
Is a Chartreux likely to play fetch silently, or is that breed legend overblown?
From my experience with three Chartreux over the past decade, the silent fetch is absolutely real, though it takes some patience to see it consistently. My current cat, a five-year-old male named Oliv…