Hi Reader,

Happy October!​ I love September and October, but mostly the beginning of October because September is still lingering. So, it's really September that I still love.

Charlie has also been enjoying the weather - posted this photo on Monday of him.

Charlie is doing well. We have continued to work with the homeopath in the UK, and it has been interesting to see the changes in Charlie since he started taking the remedies. I cannot tell you how much I WISH homeopathy were as well-known as taking Tylenol or Advil. In other words, something that is very commonplace. I saw Chiggy respond super quickly to homeopathy and still wonder if I had started it earlier with him, whether it would have made a difference in his longevity. I definitely feel Trigg's parting gift to me was to show me how homeopathy could help kitties. Therefore, this week's video focuses on homeopathy.

Hope you and your kitties are well.

Peace, love, and purrs,

Jenny

1. Watch

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​Homeopathy for Cats: Interview with Julie Anne Lee of Adored Beast Apothecary​

I cannot tell you how appreciative I am of Julie Anne Lee, DCH, RcsHOM, of Adored Beast Apothecary for everything she does to help pets, pet owners, and the planet.

I am always incredibly honored and humbled to have the opportunity to speak with her one-on-one.

In this interview, we discuss homeopathy, which I was introduced to two years ago. From a simple homeopathic dose, I have seen incredible transformations in my own cats.

Many of Adored Beast Apothecary's products contain homeopathic remedies, and they are incredible.

2. Illuminate

​Red Light Therapy for Cats​

Have you ever heard about red light therapy for cats? It might sound futuristic, but this fascinating treatment could be a game-changer for your feline friend! Just like with humans, red light therapy is a non-invasive, drug-free way to help with a variety of conditions. I love my multi-light for Charlie and use it on myself too.

But what exactly is it, and how does it work?

Red light therapy utilizes specific wavelengths of light to penetrate deeply into your cat's tissues, stimulating cellular repair and enhancing circulation. It's often used to help with a wide range of issues, from chronic pain and inflammation to wound healing and joint stiffness. Imagine a gentle, warm light that soothes aches and speeds up the healing process—that's the power of red light therapy!

In our latest article, we break down everything you need to know about this innovative therapy for cats:

✅ What conditions can red light therapy help with?

✅ Is it safe for my cat?

✅ What do I need to get started?

✅ A guide to the different types of red light therapy devices.

✅ Our personal experience and tips for using it effectively.

3. Win

​October 2025 Giveaway: RAWZ Lower Phosphorous Canned Cat Food​

RAWZ Lower Phosphorous Canned Cat Food is a vet-formulated diet designed with a maximum phosphorus level of 110 mg/100 kcals, intended to ease the workload on a cat's kidneys. It is made with high-quality, lean proteins and is free from common thickeners like carrageenan and guar gum. This recipe is intended for supplemental feeding only, emphasizing hydration with nutrient-rich broth.

Giveaway Details

• #of winners: 3 winners
• Prize: (3) cans of RAWZ Lower Phosphorous Canned Cat Food (winner selects which recipes)
• Open to Addresses in: USA ONLY

​Enter to Win​

This giveaway ends on October 31, 2025, at 11:59 CT. A random winner* will be chosen in a drawing on November 1, 2025.

4. Shop

​Swift’R Sift’R Kitty Scooper, Red Rocket Cat Litter Scoop​

I know it's ridiculous to have a favorite litter scoop, but this is it for me. I adore it.

The Red Rocket Cat Litter Scoop turns the chore of litter box cleaning into a breeze.

This durable scoop is engineered with a rounded, deep shovel shape to reach every corner, and features a strong front edge that easily tackles even the most stubborn waste. The triangular tines make sifting litter quick and effortless, while the comfortable handle ensures scooping is actually a pleasure.

​Buy on Amazon or purchase directly from Red Rocket Pets' website.

5. Meet

​Maximus Feliciano – Ragdoll of the Week​

"Max was 12 weeks when I purchased him. He was born on September 15, 2016. I picked him up in January 2017. I fell head over heels. He was my Christmas present from my husband. I finally got him to agree to a cat after much controversy. I had to do all the points of how good a cat breed this was; he wanted me to have a Himalayan. I had purchased a few books, one by Jenny, as I began to do my research on the breed. Max fit a Ragdoll temperament to a tee. He stood in my room for about 6 weeks when I went to work, like I read in the book. I named him Maximus because he is my greatest love, Feliciano because he brought me much happiness, it's on his doctor's records."

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