Jasper is eating the viva raw and Mau eats the purina pro plan. Jasper will eat the pork so far and not the chicken or rabbit. He eats chicken cooked and the pro plan food Mau eats. I am getting him the turkey and duck with the pork next order to see if he will eat those two.

I’m working 11 hour shifts for the next few days but my full attention will return the Sunday. Please forgive me. I hope to return and read some members responses and posts 🤞 😻 J

I know I’m not the only one whose life revolves around whiskers and purrs. With hundreds of millions of cat lovers out there, I truly believe we can grow into the #1 Cat Community on Skool. Maybe even the top pet community—because who knows what a wild bunch of cat-crazy humans can do together? Purrhaps we’ll claw our way right to the top of the cat tree! 🐈‍⬛✨ (gentle head bump & slow-blink of love) After the next couple of months, I’ll be monetizing this group (I grabbed the Pro plan!)—because I have faith we can create something pawsitively fabulous. But here’s the thing: I can’t do it without you. 💖 Founding members of CF&FF are in for special perks and discounts—plus a lifetime membership at zero cost. 🐾 I’ll be reaching out to each of you soon! If you’re ready to build this kitty kingdom together… drop your favorite cat GIF or emoji below! 😸🐾💫

Introduce your cat! 😻Cat(s)Name: 😽What do you think your cat named you? 😹 What would your cat do for a living if it had to work?

😻 1. Feed moisture-rich food – Cats are built to get water from food, so wet or raw diets help protect their kidneys and urinary tract. Make it soupy. 2. Offer vertical space – Cat trees, shelves, or window perches let them climb, watch, and feel secure. 3. Play daily – Wand toys, laser pointers, and chase games keep both their body and brain active. Never strings that can get caught in their digestive tract 4. Provide a safe outdoor experience – A catio, cat gazebo, harness walks, or stroller time lets them enjoy nature without the dangers of roaming. 5. Rotate toys – Switching toys every few days keeps play fresh and prevents boredom. 6. Keep the litter box clean – Daily scooping and enough boxes (one per cat, plus one extra) reduce stress and accidents. Never bentonite clay. It clumps in their lungs and digestive system. 7. Offer scratching options – Posts, pads, and boards protect your furniture while giving them an outlet for natural behavior. Try your best to avoid toxic fun fur. 8. Give hiding spots – Boxes, covered beds, or tunnels make cats feel safe when they need downtime. 9. Use positive interaction – Respect when your cat wants affection and when they want space; this builds trust. Remember they are corpuscular so work with their rhythm best you can. 10. Routine vet care – Regular checkups, dental health, and parasite prevention catch issues early and keep them thriving. 😽Even small changes like these can make a huge difference in your kitty’s happiness and health. What do you think of these ideas? What would you add to this list?