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Grant Us Peace

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I’m kidn of embarassed. I didn’t know I was Kat’s Cat of the Day today. Luckily, Sanjee was in a good mood so she told me. I’m honored.

She also asked me to tell you guys that we each have our very own email now. It’s nameAThouseofthemostlyblackcats.com, so mine is pepiAThouseofthemostlyblackcats.com and so on for Sanjee, Boni, Mini and Gree. Our old email still is good too. But that way if you want to just email one of us, you can.

Fanks to Mom and Grandma for letting me stay inside and be very safe for halloween. I got lots of crunchies and Temptations too.

Purrrrrrrrs
Your bud,
Pepi

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Mom and Grandma forgot to tell us Uncle Roman was going to come visit from North Carolina. He lives down near Finny and Buddy. I like when Uncle Roman comes to visit. He lets me sleep on his feet and he gives me treats. He’s a good bean uncle. Purrrrrrrrrrrrrs
Anyways, we might not be around much this weekend cuz we’ll be sleeping on his feet and gettinghim to give us treats. Yay for Uncle Roman!

Purrrrrrrrs,
Mini

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Those yellow things up there are called bananas.
Mom says they are food.

They can’t be food! I checked, and I’m the food specialist around here.
The outside yellow part tastes very, very nasty. The inside whitish part tastes like pretty much of nothing in one state or another of mooshyness.
There’s no tuna flavor or salmon flavor or beef flavor or ham flavor or nothing!

What Mom?
You’re going bananas?
Mom, you’re right there where the bananas are. You can’t go to bananas! You’re already there!

*whispers* Hyooman beans. I’m going to go find something that is actually eatable. Maybe Temp-tay-shuns. Mmmmmmmmmmmm

~~ Mini the Food Specialist

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By Jed Yorkshire

Sniffing, sneezing, coughing, watery eyes – no, it’s not a commercial for your favorite cold medication – it’s your life – if you’re allergic to cats, that is. But just because you’re allergic to those fluffy little felines doesn’t mean you can’t have one of your own. You just have to find ways to deal.

For starters, you can find a breed that sheds less and produces less dander, like the Sphynx (a “hairless” cat with a fine, downy fuzz for hair), Cornish Rex or Devon Rex. They’ve all got hair, but according to The Cat Fancier’s Association, many people who are typically allergic to cats can tolerate these breeds better than others.

If you’re not lucky enough to find one of these purebreds, there are still some steps you can take to become a loving, although allergic, cat owner.

According to PETCO.com, you can alleviate your symptoms by doing the following:

• Washing your hands after play time – and NEVER touching your face after touching your cat.
• Don’t allow your cat in your bedroom – if you do, he’ll surely nap on your bed, spreading allergy-inducing hair and dander.
• Use HEPA air filters and a vacuum with a HEPA filter, as well.
• Leave your cat’s weekly (or daily) grooming to a non-allergic family member. And if the cat will allow it, have him bathed once a week.
• Two or more cats might sound like a nice little pride for your house, but more cats mean more allergens, so make yours a one-feline family.

Until you become less allergic or find the best way for you and your cat to peacefully – and healthily – coexist, be sure to keep treatments on hand to help you through the rough patches. If over-the-counter medications or all-natural treatments don’t work, just ask your doctor – I’m sure he’ll have something up his sleeve that will help alleviate the sniffling, sneezing, coughing…