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Comedian Chelsea White announced a new season of her cat-themed web series, Show Me Your Kitty, the first four episodes of which are available to stream now. Aptly described by MTV as “more entertaining than a laser pointer on a sack of catnip,” Show Me Your Kitty finds Chelsea talking to friends, celebrities and other respected members of the community all about their kitties

We created Lil BUB’s BIG Fund for the ASPCA® – the first fund for special needs pets and the most applied for – and with Scoop Away®’s help, we are thrilled to raise awareness and additional funds for homeless pets in need. To further help special needs pets, like Lil BUB, find loving homes, Scoop Away® donated $5,000 to Lil BUB’s BIG Fund for the ASPCA®. 100 percent of funds collected are distributed as grants by the ASPCA® (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) to animal welfare organizations across the country to help homeless pets with special needs. 2019 The limited edition Scoop Away® box featuring Lil BUB retails for $11.34 (25lbs) and is available in grocery, pet, mass, dollar and drug stores nationwide, while supplies last.

Our feline loving pals at Niyama Sol (pronounced nee•yah•muh soul) specialize in creating luxurious lifestyle active wear made with love, from recycled plastic bottles. We fell in love with their Cat-Tastic Endless Leggings which are purrfect for doing yoga, watching TV (with your cats of course), and going on coffee dates to name a few! Feline loving fashionistas will adore the blended motifs of cats, flowers and stripes. Anti-Bacterial Niyama Sol were kind enough to offer 3 pairs of their Cat-Tastic Leggings for three lucky Purrington Post readers to WIN! To enter you simply need to submit a comment in our “Leave a Reply” section at the bottom of this page saying: The 3 winners will be chosen by Niyama Sol from all the correctly submitted entries and contacted by email on or around April 19th, 2019.

Some of you may know that our cats are only fed Royal Canin food (both kibble and wet) and since Royal Canin is a leader in kibble research and development, we asked them to share a bit more about their unique design process. The Royal Canin team told us that there are 5 dimensions that directly impact food palatability and these are integral to their manufacturing process: Extensive development at the Royal Canin campus in France and use of advanced equipment such as the Texturometer – a tool that measures kibble hardness and the amount of force required to chew or break it – allow them to create specifically shaped kibble to meet the needs of different breed’s ability to pick-up and chew their product. Royal Canin takes size, shape, texture and density into consideration when developing their kibble and adapt it to the specific characteristics of each cat (or dog) breed See video below: The Royal Canin team does not develop their foods based on buyer (human) trends, but instead develop every diet according to what they learn from cats (and dogs).