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For over seven years, we’ve been sharing our special needs rescue cats online and how we care for them with their rare condition. TummyandGummy was a funny little name for our cat Instagram that we laughed about, but it has become so much more to our online community and us. Although Toby and Leo are the faces of our page today, they weren’t the start of our story.

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In this episode of Catster’s Chatty Cattys podcast, Nicole and Dr. Karyn are celebrating a major legal win for pets before diving into the real talk about rescue work and shelter overcrowding. From statewide bans on pet shop sales to digging into why shelters are so packed in the first place, the duo is breaking down what responsible pet ownership actually looks like.

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Cats have a reputation for being indifferent, even inscrutable. But despite their seemingly ambivalent appearance, cats experience many emotions, including happiness, and they express those emotions in ways that are quite readable once you know how. The challenge is that feline emotional expression does not always look the way people expect it to.

Understanding what a ...


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If you’ve ever caught your senior cat staring blankly at a wall, wandering the halls at 3 am, calling out for no clear reason, or seeming a little lost in their own home, you’ve probably filed it under “cats being cats.” New research suggests something far more familiar might actually be going on underneath.

On June 22, 2026, researchers from the University of Bath in ...


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