Savvy Tabby Wooden Window Seats



High-quality wooden cat perch blends with any design scheme. Legs adjust to fit a variety of window styles and sizes. Keeps cats comfortably elevated and protected – and gives them a great view!

Wooden Window Seat measures 18' L x 14"W x 12"D

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Feeding, exercise, play, and elimination are daily needs that must be met if you want a healthy, happy cat. Some purebred and mixed-breed cats have long and/or thick hair coats that require daily grooming to prevent matting and skin irritation. If you're not prepared to provide daily grooming, consider a short-haired variety that can take care of most of its own grooming needs. To reduce the risk of injury and disease, cats should always be kept indoors. A cat's litter box must be kept very clean so that the cat continues to use it. If there are multiple cats within the home, multiple litter boxes should be available in several locations.

Cats are more sensitive to organophosphate insecticides than most other animals. Currently, there are few flea products in the United States labeled for use on cats that contain organophosphates as an active ingredient. The few that can be used on cats contain a small concentration of organophosphate. However, many household sprays and products that are specifically labeled "for use on dogs only" are widely available. Again, avoid these dog products!

In some cases, exposed cats can start showing signs within hours. Symptoms would include drooling, depression, labored breathing, weakness, and convulsions. Without prompt and proper treatment, many exposures could lead to the animal's death. With appropriate treatment by a veterinarian, the survival chances are much higher.

Midwest T.G.I.F. Fanceirs cat show August 1st, 2009

Kennedy Complex 6050 Wells Road (Off Tesson Ferry Rd.) St Louis, MO.

SHOW HOURS: Saturday check-in 7:30 - 8:30, show hours are 9:00 to 4:00.

Entry Fees:

1st Entry (includes catalog) $49
2nd Entry (same owner) $39
3rd Entry (same owner) $27
4th & Plus Entries (same owner) $18
HHP Entry Fees: 1st & 2nd Entries $39 (additional fees as above)
AOV, PROV & MISC Entry Fee: $18
End of Row $10 *
Double Cage (if available) $20
Grooming Space $25
Returned Check Fee $25
No additional fees for fax or online entries

Entry Clerk:

Sharon McKenzie inrxs@juno.com
2026 Treybrook Ct. Imperial, MO 63052
Phone 636-464-4821
Fax: 314-727-1724

Closing Date:

Tuesday, July 28, 2009,6 pm cst
Double cage is 1 extra opening Indicate if you have your own cage. Portable cages must pay double cage price
Entry Fees include $1 for CFA
* No EOR fee for handicapped exhibitors

Allbreed Judges:

Loretta Baugh AB
Jo Ann Cummings AB
Gene Darrah AB
Larry Adkison AB
Paul Patton AB

Specialty Judges:

Jim Dinesen SP - LH
Cathy Dinesen SP - SH

Zanies Anglerfish Kitty Hideaways



Cats will dive into the plush tunnel to explore, snuggle and snooze. The dangling glow-in-the-dark rattle ball toy on top lures cats to play. Each tunnel measures 36"L x 9"D is packaged in a reusable travel bag.

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Everyone enjoys the 4th of July holiday. However please remeber to keep your pets safe during your holiday.

Firework shows are always fun for the family however keep in your pet in mind. Many people enjoy taking thier pets along to share in the family fun. However fireworks shows can be very scary for your pet. They could get very upset an run away. Please keep this in mind when debating to take you pet along with you.

Also keep you pet in mind during the family cook out. Keep food out of reach of your pet that could possible upset their stomach. While grilling feep your pet away from the hot grill.

Even a simple sprakler can be dangerous to your pet. They burn very hot and throw shows of sparks.

Please keep your pet in mind while planning your holiday to ensure a safe an happy 4th of July.

One Fine Day
July 11th, 2009
Lebanon Expo Center - Lebanon, PA

6 AB Rings - 225 Cats - HHPs

Allbreed Judges:

Rachel Anger
Kenny Currle
Douglas Myers
Lynn Search
Gary Veach
Jeri Zottoli

Entry Fees:

First Entry (includes catalog) $45
2nd Entry/Additional Entries $40
Double or Groom (w/entry) $20
Substitution Fee $15
End of Row (unless handicapped) $15
NSF Check Fee $40
Late Payment Fee $5

SHOW HALL: Lebanon Valley Expo Center & Fairgrounds 80 Rocherty Road, Lebanon, PA 17042 717-273-3670.

Entry Clerk:
Shirley Peet
415 Shore Drive
Joppa, MD 21085
Phone: 410-679-1873
Fax: 410-679-1874
meloncali@comcast.net
Email to confirm fax/online entries

What should be on the label:

Make sure compliance with AAFO's requirements for "Complete and Balanced". This should be able to be obtained by reading the label.

What is the named protein source. You should see "chicken", "lamb", or "beef". Avoid labels that just state "meat".

If you are purchasing canned food the protein source should be the listed first.

As always check the freshness date.

Talk to your vet. He/She can help provide information on a quality food and also can help you understand labels.

Try to avoid foods that list "By Products", "meat and or/bone meal", and "animal digest" on the label.

Try to avoid food that list excessive carbohydrate "fillers".

Should you choose canned or kibble

Most nutritionists believe cats should be given both dry and canned food.

Canned food, since it contains water, helps to ensure your cat is getting enough water in his/her system.

Kibble is nice as it can be left out to allow your cat to feed when he/she is hungry.

Nutro Products announced a voluntary recall of select varieties of NUTRO® NATURAL CHOICE® COMPLETE CARE® Dry Cat Foods and NUTRO® MAX® Cat Dry Foods with "Best If Used By Dates" between May 12, 2010 and August 22, 2010. The cat food is being voluntarily recalled in the United States and ten additional countries. This recall is due to incorrect levels of zinc and potassium in our finished product resulting from a production error by a US-based premix supplier.

Consumers who have purchased affected product should immediately discontinue feeding the product to their cats, and switch to another product with a balanced nutritional profile. While we have received no consumer complaints related to this issue, cat owners should monitor their cat for symptoms, including a reduction in appetite or refusal of food, weight loss, vomiting or diarrhea. If your cat is experiencing health issues or is pregnant, please contact your veterinarian.

Consumers who have purchased product affected by this voluntary recall should return it to their retailer for a full refund or exchange for another NUTRO® dry cat food product. Cat owners who have questions about the recall should call 1-800-833-5330 between the hours 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM CST, or visit www.nutroproducts.com.

The American Kennel Club® (AKC®), in conjunction with the Cat Fanciers' Association® (CFA®), is pleased to announce that "Meet the Breeds™" will take place on Saturday and Sunday, October 17th and 18th, 2009 at New York City's Javits Convention Center. Sponsored by PetPartners, Inc. a leading pet healthcare provider, Meet the Breeds is a showcase of over 160 AKC registered dog breeds and 41 CFA registered cat breeds and will be the first stand-alone event of its kind in the world.

AKC Meet the Breeds has been held at every AKC/Eukanuba National Championship show since its inception in 2001, drawing thousands of spectators to the colorful and creatively decorated booths showcasing each AKC registered breed. The booths, created by each breed's national club, are individually decorated to depict the breed's country of origin, historical purpose or function, and attributes as a family pet. Responsible breeders and their dogs, puppies, cats and kittens will interact with the public to educate them on various breeds and responsible pet ownership.

"Because of the overwhelming popularity of this feature at our past shows and the tremendous participation of our Parent Clubs, we have decided to create a stand-alone event geared 100% toward pet lovers. Bringing the internationally respected CFA in adds a new dimension and will allow event goers to experience every breed of dog and cat in the U.S. together under one roof," said Dennis Sprung, AKC President and CEO. "It's an ideal opportunity for any animal lover to enjoy the diversity and beauty in the canine and feline worlds and learn about breeds directly from the experts. We will offer attractions such as educational demonstrations, vendors and activities for kids and we expect it to become an annual family event."

"We are so pleased to be joining the AKC for this event," said Pam DelaBar, President of the CFA. "As many pet owners know, cats and dogs are part of the family. This showcase will allow people to explore more about pedigreed cats and consider what breed will fit in to their lives."

"As one of the leading providers of pet healthcare insurance, PetPartners is delighted to be the top sponsor of this exceptional event that will help families learn more about responsible pet ownership and how to ensure their pets live long and healthy lives," said Steve Popovich, CEO of PetPartners.

Demonstrations will include various activities such as dog and cat grooming, Agility (dogs and cats), AKC Canine Good Citizen® Testing, K-9 Search and Rescue and First Aid for dogs and cats.

Christina Duffney
American Kennel
(212) 696-8344

Allene Tartaglia
Cat Fanciers' Association
(732) 528-9797 ex 26

For more information, please go to www.meetthebreeds.com.