Poster Cats

Here are some more information for Poster Cats:

Learn Why a Cat Bed is a Must for Your Feline

Since felines spend up to eighteen hours daily asleep, where they sleep is important. Find out why your kitty needs a cat bed.

A big reason is that you will no longer have to sleep with a pet in your bed. Since felines like warmth and coziness, sleeping beside you is often their favorite spot. You may not find this to be a good thing if you have allergies. Since kitties are more active at night, you can rest assured that he or she will not stay in one spot all night. Instead, you will be treated to the midnight romp across your chest or the pounce on your head. Plus, you will notice mysterious scratches on yourself in the morning if your pet has claws.

Keeping your bedding clean is also something to consider. Even though kitties are clean animals, they still shed fur. Worse yet, you may awaken to the sound of retching necessitating an eviction from your bed before a hairball is left behind.

You may not want your baby using your couch or other furniture as a bed, either. Getting up from a piece of furniture covered in cat hair is not a pleasant experience for anyone, especially for your guests that may not share your love kitties. And, you don't want your pet to be upset and jump on someone because they are sitting on his or her 'bed.'

You will discover many types of beds beyond the traditional cat bed. For elderly cats or those with movement issues, heated pads, gel padding or egg-crate mattresses are on the market. You might also like those that are found in cat furniture which can offer a variety of other activities for your pet such as climbing towers, scratching posts, and perches.

Cats love to feel safe and secure. A bed will give your kitty a place of his or her own that can keep the world or at least that nuisance dog away. If you position the bed up high, kitty can keep a look out for approaching danger. Or, you could put it in front of a window so that snoozing and viewing the great outdoors are possible.

You can also find models that will lend to your decor. For example, you might discover a four poster bed that matches your four poster bed or one that is uniquely designed that proves to be a conversation piece.

Get your kitty a cat bed to make your life easier and your feline friend more comfortable.

About the Author

Find your cat bed at http://www.felineinfo.com/blog/cat-beds/

I need facts for a report on cats' eyes please!?

I'm doing this science project on "do cats' eyes glow in the dark" and I have already found my answer, but I need more fun facts about them for my poster board besides "They reflect light" So if you have any really interesting facts about how their eyes glow, please tell me! Thanks!!

Mellycat answer is good but its actually tapetum lucidum. Another thing all animals eyes will glow including humans ( have you ever seen a photo where a persons eyes glow red) the red is caused by the blood vessels (humans don't have a tapetum lucidum). Different animals eyes glow different colors because the tapetum lucidum is different colors in different animals.

Dog expert reacts to deadly mauling of 4-year-old
ASTORIA, Ore.  -- A family searched for answers, after a four-year-old girl was mauled to death in Astoria by the family's Rottweiller.Ashlynn Anderson, age 4, died from her injuries after being rushed to a Portland hospital after the attack.  "She loved those dogs, she played with them all the time," said Jesse Browning, the girl's stepfather. "(She) was just outside for a couple of minutes ...

Thanks for visiting!