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New cat doing well, but older cat has issues - Vimarsana News

New cat doing well, but older cat has issues

My older cat that is approaching 13 has recently lost quite a bit of weight. Could it be because of the new younger cat being in the house or could it be something with his health?

Burna Boy Becomes First African Artiste To Hit 1bn Audiomack Streams - Vimarsana News

Burna Boy Becomes First African Artiste To Hit 1bn Audiomack Streams

Grammy award-winning Nigerian singer, Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, popularly known as Burna Boy, has become the first African artiste to hit one billion streams on Audiomack.

Old Cats Drama Returns As Bill Gates Speaks About Davido & WIzkid, Says He Had To Look Up Burna Boy & Rema - Vimarsana News

Old Cats Drama Returns As Bill Gates Speaks About Davido & WIzkid, Says He Had To Look Up Burna Boy & Rema

Billionaire Bill Gates, in a video, shared how his daughter told him how lucky he was to be in Nigeria as he could get to meet Burna Boy and Rema. Read more

Source: yen.com.gh
"First Time I Saw Burna Boy He Was Running After Davido's Car": OBO's Cousin B-red Talks About 'New Cat' Saga - Vimarsana News

"First Time I Saw Burna Boy He Was Running After Davido's Car": OBO's Cousin B-red Talks About 'New Cat' Saga

Davido's cousin and singer, B-Red has sparked reactions as he weighs-in on the trending issue between Burna Boy and OBO, after Odogwu was called a new cat.

Source: legit.ng
Introducing a second cat to your home, without the fur flying - Vimarsana News

Introducing a second cat to your home, without the fur flying

Old and new kitties cuddling together is the dream. The reality of a newcomer cat can be more complicated, however. Experts say a slow and steady approach works best.