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Brooke Arnold

Tarpon Springs

Content Editor at The Catington Post

Features Writer at The Dogington Post

Articles

  • 1 week ago | catingtonpost.com | Brooke Arnold

    You’re curled up on the couch with your feline best friend when suddenly—pfffft. A mysterious odor hits your nose. You glance around in confusion. Could that smell have come from your sweet little fluffball? It’s a question many cat parents have asked in private: Do cats fart? Is your cat secretly a silent but deadly type? And more importantly—should you be worried if your farting cat starts clearing the room?

  • 1 week ago | catingtonpost.com | Brooke Arnold

    So, you’ve adopted a furry little void—congratulations! Whether they’re mysterious and magical or more chaotic than classy, one thing’s for sure: your black cat deserves a name as iconic as their fur coat. From elegant and old-fashioned to punny and pop culture-inspired, black cats inspire some of the best names out there.

  • 3 weeks ago | catingtonpost.com | Brooke Arnold

    Thinking about getting your cat spayed or neutered in 2025? First of all, high-paw to you for being a responsible cat parent! Whether you’re avoiding a house full of surprise kittens or looking to tame some of your feline’s, ahem, passionate behavior, you’re making a smart (and loving) decision. Let’s break down everything you need to know—costs, options, a few money-saving tips, and even some handy post-op product suggestions your cat may begrudgingly appreciate. 🐱Let’s clear this up right meow.

  • 3 weeks ago | catingtonpost.com | Brooke Arnold

    Cats are adorable, loving, and, well, occasionally noisy little roommates. But if you’ve noticed your feline friend suddenly yowling at top volume, rolling around like they’re auditioning for a music video, and acting very peculiar, you might have a cat in heat. For first-time cat parents, this can be confusing and even nerve-wracking. What’s going on with your normally chill kitty? Why do they suddenly seem so restless?

  • 1 month ago | catingtonpost.com | Brooke Arnold

    Have you noticed your cat leaving tiny puddles of drool on your couch or in their bed? While a little drooling here and there might seem harmless, sometimes it can be a signal of something more concerning. Understanding why your cat is drooling is important for ensuring their health and happiness. This guide will explain the benign reasons for cat drooling, the medical red flags to watch out for, and how being an attentive pet owner can make all the difference in your kitty’s well-being.