Mancat Monday

Recently, Evan shared this adorable photo of his nose.

Can you believe, though, that Evan actually sometimes ends up with bloopers? I know. Shocking. The good and unsurprising thing, though, is that Evan's bloopers are downright adorable. Just look at this blooper from the same photo shoot as the above photo.

Is that not the cutest chin or what?

Happy Monday, friends!

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Flashback Doodle of the Day

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Tip of the Day

Yesterday's autumn safety tip revolved around helping your kitty or pup stay warm by putting out more blankets or pet beds, and keeping said napping spots off the floor. Today's tip is also about helping your furbaby stay warm as the weather cools down, but this time in the form of food. It is possible that, as the weather grows colder, our furbabies might eat more in order to stay warm. This is because eating spurs metabolism, which can help produce warmth for the body. As it grows chilly, therefore, your kitty or pup might indeed need more food. That being said, though, this often relates more so to outdoor animals. Kitties and pups who live in temperature controlled homes might not, in fact, need a change in food intake during the cold months. And so, if you have any concerns regarding your cat or dog's weight, or if they have related health issues, then of course discuss food intake with your veterinarian.