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      "It's okay to live on, even with the wound of pet loss." A book that brought me to tears after losing my beloved cat. "It's okay to live on, even with the wound of pet loss." A book that brought me to tears after losing my beloved cat. How can I express this pain of not having my beloved companion? The hole left by losing them never seems to close. Many people experience such struggles after pet loss. A book that gently accompanies these feelings is "What People Who Loved Their Pets Said...
      What to do on the first anniversary of a cat's death? A record of an owner who cherished their beloved cat with bone ashes rings and letters What to do on the first anniversary of a cat's death? A record of an owner who cherished their beloved cat with bone ashes rings and letters For pet owners, the "first anniversary" since losing their beloved cat is a significant milestone. What kind of memorial service should I hold? How can I spend the day without regrets? These are questions with no right answer that can swirl around in one's head....
      Nights when I couldn't laugh at the words, "That's a genre where you'll never starve"—Why I, a cat writer, "still" write about cats Nights when I couldn't laugh at the words, "That's a genre where you'll never starve"—Why I, a cat writer, "still" write about cats I've been a cat writer for 10 years. After experiencing the death of a kitten, I felt compelled to write articles about life that went beyond just "cuteness." I was laughed at for my dream of writing about cats, and my chosen genre was dismissed...
      [Veterinarian Explains] What Diseases Are Maine Coons Prone To? Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Spinal Muscular Atrophy, Hip Dysplasia, and More [Veterinarian Explains] What Diseases Are Maine Coons Prone To? Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Spinal Muscular Atrophy, Hip Dysplasia, and More Main Coons are known to be susceptible to certain diseases, including hereditary conditions. We explain the common diseases you should be aware of to protect your Main Coon's health, and also provide tips for early detection and daily care.