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Hi there. I'm Jester, the Whisker Gifters Director of Cat Stuff. I make sure that WhiskerGifters.com and the BirthdayClubforCats.com sites contain the very best content and products. I also make sure that my assistants, the Fluffys and Smokey are working

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Pets & Animals > Cat Care & Health Tips for feeding your cat: 1 of 4

Who better to offer tips for feeding your cat than a cat? Actually, I suppose what I'm really about to offer you are tips for feeding me. But, since all cats share certain characteristics when it comes to chow time, I suspect you'll be able to glean some insight from what I'm about to tell you. While obvious to cats, humans ...
Pets & Animals > Cat Psychology & Training Training your cat is possible!: 10 of 22

In what universe is "Training your cat is possible"? Seriously, you humans are so gullible. You'll believe anything. It is not possible to train a cat. I should know. I'm a cat. Given the proper motivation, a cat might...I say might...do some of the things that you ask. But, read my lips. (Yes, cats have lips.) A cat will no...
Pets & Animals > Cat Care & Health How to save money on cat food: 3 of 6

Humans and cats have disagreed for decades on the best ways to save money on cat food. Humans have historically answered this question by focusing on feeding cats less. Cats have wondered why their humans don't get second jobs in order to continue feeding them in the manner to which they've become accustomed. Some snarkier c...
Pets & Animals > Cat Psychology & Training Judging the psychic capacity of cats: 5 of 8

Many people believe that cats have innate psychic abilities. This belief might date back to ancient Egypt and the cat goddesses Bast and Sekhmet. Or, maybe it was born of more modern times because cats tend to have psychic hallucinations after eating catnip. Either way, when a person asks me how to best judge the psychic cap...
Pets & Animals > Cat Psychology & Training Why cats bring home live prey: 5 of 6

Cats bring home live prey simply because it's so much more exciting than bringing home dead prey. When we bring home dead prey, we find that our humans are at best disgusted. But, when we bring home live prey, they get downright hysterical. I'm an indoor cat, so I don't have any experience bringing prey, live or otherwise, i...
Pets & Animals > Cat Care & Health Guide to feeding your cat: 4 of 4

My human significant others and I have a great relationship when it comes to food: They buy the food and I eat it. They put the food in my bowl and I eat it. They wash the bowls and I put them away. (Just kidding. I can't reach the top shelf.) I have them very well trained. If there's a better Guide to Feeding Your Cat than ...