Tag: Mar/Apr 2026
by Jessica Sawatski
Cats are masters of the expected: They nap in sunbeams, patrol the windowsill and give you that slow-blink look that somehow feels like a compliment. But every so often, they drop a reminder that they’re also gloriously weird, tiny predators with big opinions and a flair for...
Review by Kiley Roberson
Cats have always acted like they know something we don’t, and in “Lessons from Cats for Surviving Fascism,” it turns out they actually do. With this playful and surprisingly timely guide, author and comedian Stewart Reynolds shows us how our feline companions have mastered the art...
We often see their antics as mischievous when our pets dig holes or nibble plants, but maybe they’re really just helping out. Here are 10 ways your best friend is secretly a master gardener.
Soil Aeration Specialist – Every hole dug is a carefully planned improvement to soil structure.
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