CAT LOVER Holiday Cards!
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The artist, designer and owner of PAWSitively PETrageous and the Salon of Art is a HUGE cat lover, and having lived herself with feline companions since her first kitty at the age of three, she knows what cat lovers want when it comes to holiday cards. In addition to her own creations, she hand-selects the best in the world each season ... purrely for your enjoyment! She hopes you enjoy her own designs made with purrfect feline magic for the holiday season. |
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In addition to the art and design of Doreen Erhardt, the creator of this site and owner of the St. George Salon of Art, LLC; PAWSitively PETrageous brings the of art and designs from many wonderfully talented artists all over the world! We are striving to bring together a large selection of some of the finest Christmas Greeting Cards for the Cat Lover you will find in one location. When clicking on the images below, you will be taken to the artist's stores ALL of which are a safe and secure shopping environment.
Featured Holiday Greeting
A new artist to Greeting Card Universe is the fabulous Paris Bottman who brings a whimsical style to her animal art that so irresistibly endearing to anyone who loves pets and wildlife.
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PAWSitive Thoughts ...
Holly, mistletoe, poinsettias are all popular plants to have in the home at Christmas, especially in the United States and Canada.
These plants are toxic to cats so should be placed where your cat can't get to them.
Please visit Cat World for an extensive list on toxic and non-toxic plants.
Holly, mistletoe, poinsettias are all popular plants to have in the home at Christmas, especially in the United States and Canada.
These plants are toxic to cats so should be placed where your cat can't get to them.
Please visit Cat World for an extensive list on toxic and non-toxic plants.
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PAWSitive Thoughts ...
Chocolate is toxic to cats, the darker the chocolate, the more toxic. Chocolate contains both caffeine and Theobromine, which are both toxic.
If you suspect your cat has eaten chocolate watch for signs of restlessness and vomiting, if in doubt, see your vet.
Chocolate is toxic to cats, the darker the chocolate, the more toxic. Chocolate contains both caffeine and Theobromine, which are both toxic.
If you suspect your cat has eaten chocolate watch for signs of restlessness and vomiting, if in doubt, see your vet.
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PAWSitive Thoughts ...
Just like children's toys, you should check cat toys before giving them to your feline companions. Look for small buttons, eyes and bits which can be easily torn off and swallowed.
If the toy will be chewed on, be sure it's made of non-toxic materials. If you give your cat toys with long strings or elastic,
after playtime always put these type of toys up so the cat will not get tangled on the string when you are not around.
Just like children's toys, you should check cat toys before giving them to your feline companions. Look for small buttons, eyes and bits which can be easily torn off and swallowed.
If the toy will be chewed on, be sure it's made of non-toxic materials. If you give your cat toys with long strings or elastic,
after playtime always put these type of toys up so the cat will not get tangled on the string when you are not around.
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PAWSitive Thoughts ...
Don't bother giving kittens under 1-year catnip. As a general rule of thumb, the ability for cats to become sensitive to catnip does not take effect until the cat becomes an adult. Another catnip tip ... catnip toys in the stores have often been 'on the shelf' long after the herb was dried, therefore like our cooking herbs, it loses it's scent.
Instead, buy a package of fresh catnip and get a pair of newborn or infant socks. Stuff them, sew them up and your cats will be in heaven when Santa comes!
Don't bother giving kittens under 1-year catnip. As a general rule of thumb, the ability for cats to become sensitive to catnip does not take effect until the cat becomes an adult. Another catnip tip ... catnip toys in the stores have often been 'on the shelf' long after the herb was dried, therefore like our cooking herbs, it loses it's scent.
Instead, buy a package of fresh catnip and get a pair of newborn or infant socks. Stuff them, sew them up and your cats will be in heaven when Santa comes!
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PAWSitive Thoughts ...
The holidays are a busy time and often bring many visitors in and out of your home. Though some cats are very social, most can be frightened by a houseful of strangers.
Be sure to offer your cats a place in the house where they can escape when needed.
This location should have everything they need, so if they don't wish to join in the party they don't have to.
The holidays are a busy time and often bring many visitors in and out of your home. Though some cats are very social, most can be frightened by a houseful of strangers.
Be sure to offer your cats a place in the house where they can escape when needed.
This location should have everything they need, so if they don't wish to join in the party they don't have to.
PAWSitive Thoughts ...
Unplug Christmas lights when you're not home. Cats love to chew on the wires and this of course can cause fatal electrical shock.
Our house has always had indoor only cats and we've found that a lovely artificial tree works best.
Because it's not real, cats are not as tempted to try and climb the tree.
Unplug Christmas lights when you're not home. Cats love to chew on the wires and this of course can cause fatal electrical shock.
Our house has always had indoor only cats and we've found that a lovely artificial tree works best.
Because it's not real, cats are not as tempted to try and climb the tree.
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PAWSitive Thoughts ...
Tinsel on Christmas Trees is a no, no when you have indoor cats. It draws their attention and when ingested it can not only cause life threatening blockages,
but can cut the stomach lining. A safer choice is to use strings of beads or large wire ribbon.
Tinsel on Christmas Trees is a no, no when you have indoor cats. It draws their attention and when ingested it can not only cause life threatening blockages,
but can cut the stomach lining. A safer choice is to use strings of beads or large wire ribbon.
