Precious Cat's First Blog

Wednesday, March 11. 2009

This is our first blog entry to the Precious Cat website and with myself being the blogger I wanted to introduce myself to you. My name is Gina and I am the Marketing Director for Precious Cat.

I have had a long relationship with cats having lived with them since I was three years old which means I have shared my life with cats for a very long time. I have worked with Dr. Elsey, DVM - owner and president of Precious Cat, Inc for many years and through my education, work and life experience I have gained some good knowledge about cats. However, I am not sure one ever fully understands cats.

I live with three currently, 2 boys and a girl cat, Kaiote - 15 years, Makeeta - 9 years and Chyna Girl Too - 4 years. I am sure you will see me refer to them many times in my upcoming blogs.

Kaiote and Makeeta

Chyna Girl Too

At Precious Cat "cats are our passion" this carries through in our work mission which is to provide cats with litter box use for life. Inappropriate elimination is the number one behavioral reason cats are abandoned, surrendered to shelters and put to sleep. At Precious Cat we are committed to keep cats happy and in their homes using the litter box consistently.

Following in the next months we will discuss litter box issues and hopefully help you find solutions to your cats litter box problems or perhaps just provide useful information on a variety of topics. Since we are just getting started we would like you to be a part of this process as well. Please let us know what topics or questions you would like discussed. Until next time -take care and please remember to hug your cat.

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