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Another spectacular issue of Savannahs Illustrated. Top quality print/paper and as usual, the photos are exceptional! Featuring several different articles: The Natural Cat – caring for your Savannah naturally. Resorptive Lesions by Dr. Susan Crowder. So many feline owners have never ever heard of this devastating malady, yet the incidence of resorptive lesions in cats ranges from 26-72.5% with an increased likelihood as your cat ages. This is important information for feline owners! Another excellent article by Dr. Susan Maier – Homeopathy for cats. Savannah owners are always interested in what is best for their cats. This excellent piece gives the reader alternatives to traditional medicines/care. Creating your own feline herb garden by one of the Savannah breed’s early founders, Lorre Smith. What herbs are are good for and provides a very complete list of uses. Creating Balance For Your Pet with Florals and Botanicals provides some excellent resources on how to provide balance for your cat where symptoms of emotional turmoil. Cats feel fear, anger, jealousy, and depression just like we do. We can help our feline friends get back to a normal balanced emotional state. Growing your own herbs provides the feline owner with an excellent resource on what to grow and why from the favorites like catnip and cat grass to the lesser known herbs like Jacob’s Ladder and Bolwes Golden! And Ziggy Makes Three – A stand alone part two (see the previous issue V4 N1)on integrating a Savannah cat into the home where felines already reside. This is an excellent piece and provides a fun, touching and helpful look on bringing Ziggy, an adult Savannah into the home where a Bengal and a Domestic longhair-mix already reside. Small, but Dangerous – Insects that can cause harm to our Savannahs – Let’s Talk to the Animals – Most animal enthusiasts agree that our furry companions like people, are uniquely different in their interests, preferences, habits and more. Many humans believe that animals have feelings, but fewer are convinced that animals have a sense of humor, a capacity for thinking complex thoughts or an ability to understand words. Animal Communicator and pet psychic Faye Pietrokowsky shares some experiences and insight into animal communication and how to talk to your Savannah cat.And, that’s not all! There’s more is this outstanding issue of Savannahs Illustrated!
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