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Magazines and E-zines:

Cat Cat Cat

E-zine with feline information, book reviews, chat, healthcare, pictures.

http://catcatcat.com/

Cat Drinking Songs

Celtic cat stories, poetry, news, and songs. Weblog and podcast for cat lovers.

http://www.catdrinkingsongs.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Cat Fancy On-Line

Online edition of this magazine.

http://www.catfancy.com/catfancy/

Cat News.com

Gathers online feline-related news stories from newspapers, magazines, television and radio programs. Also has a directory of cat-related links.

http://www.catnews.com/

Cat Tails Newsletter

Published weekly. Includes stories, humor, articles about health or behavior, links, tips, quotes, pictures, and commentary.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CatTails/

Cat Whisker Digest

For would-be, novice and experienced cat whisker collectors, cat fans, and feline friends.

http://www.catwhisker.net/digest.htm

Catworld

The online edition of this UK cat lovers' magazine.

http://www.catworld.co.uk/

Crazy for Kitties: Celebrating Felines

Includes cat tails, feature articles, facts and fun, postcards and pictures. Features a cat of the week column.

http://www.crazyforkitties.com

Fanc-e-Mews

Cat Fanciers' Association publication. Features regular columns on health and care, shows, and breed profiles. Archives of past articles, feature articles on headline shows.

http://www.cfainc.org/ezine/index.html

Our Cats Online

Cat news, reports, show results, and information.

http://www.ourcats.co.uk/

Pura Pets Pourri

Offers information about cat breeds, cat articles and pet directory.

http://www.petspourri.com

Show Cats Online

General cat care articles, humor, breeder listings, show information, general cat fancy articles. (many articles require membership to view)

http://www.showcatsonline.com

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