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How to feed your cat when you are not there

Now that Momo can work longer, it may happen that we are alone during more than 4 hours. We eat 4 to 5 meals a day, imagine our dismay when we heard of the news !

Fortunately, Claire thought of everything : she bought two automatic food dispensers for us.

How to feed your cat when you are not there ?

Place a meal in the bowl (up to 300 ml)

If needed, place an ice pack under this one

Place the bowl in the dispenser and close it
Settle the timer (till 48 hours)

The model we have works with a AA battery. It’s also usable for wet food, and is very easy to clean.

There are bigger dispensers that allow to prepare up to 6 meals. Claire would nevertheless not use them : if Momo and she were absent for 1 or 2 days, she would prefer to ask somebody to come to take care of us.

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Cat socks or nothing

A few weeks ago, our human was discouraged : she had to throw away her beloved socks one after the other, after years of good and loyal service.

Grandpa had offered them to her the same year (a set for her birthday, and a set for Christmas), and Claire’s socks thus arrived at the end of life quite at the same time.

Fortunately, we whispered the idea to call our blogging friends for help in her ear : she has been saved by the stunning Cathy Keisha and the adorable tortie Mudpie, and this is what she received yesterday morning :

Our human has only cat socks, what about your humans ?

Catipilla Cat Tree Climbing Frame : what a smart idea !

This is NOT a sponsored post ; we share this because we think it’s an interesting and useful quality product for cat lovers and their cat.

The Catipilla Cat Tree Climbing Frame is a fun and modular cat climbing activity system. It can be used indoor or outdoor.

Each element have been specifically designed with grippy surfaces, which allows cats to use them safely (length : 60cm / 23.4in. – width : 12cm / 4.7in. ). The platforms can be fixed at any height on the pillar, or directly to a wall.

But what’s the story behind such a cool innovation ? Here is it : “Our oldest moggy, Smudge, was 18 years old when she could no longer jump or climb into our window. Refusing to drill a hole in our door to accommodate a cat flap, we bought some wood, a bag of nails and set to work.”