September 2010 - Freedom by Jonathan Franzen weaves how to save birds with the neoprene bib aka the CatBib into his story. Oprah Winfrey choose Freedom as her Sept. 2010 Book Pick.
August 2009 Rodale Press, "WHOLE GREEN CATALOG: 1,000 Best Things for you and the Earth" by Michael W. Robbins, Wendy Palitz, Bill McKibben, Renee Loux - Features the CatBib the "Greening Your Pet" chapter by Michael Fox, DVM. Author Michael Robbins is the former editor-in-chief of Audubon magazine.
March 2010: CatBib is featured in new book from Johns Hopkins Press, Urban Carnivores. See Chapter: The Ecology of Dogs and Cats by Dr. Phillip Baker (Reading University, UK).CatBib in the News
A growing list of magazine, newspaper articles, and books from all over the world.
March/April 2012 issue Wildbird magazine:
February 24, 2011
Dr. Pete Wedderburn in his column, Pets Subjects, for The Telegraph, a London newspaper, recommends the CatBib to stop cats from
killing birds. September 30, 2010 March 2010 Johns Hopkins University Press, "URBAN CARNIVORES: Ecology, Conflict, and Conservation" (Hardcover) by Stanley D. Gehrt (Editor), Seth P.D. Riley (Editor), Brian L. Cypher (Editor) - The CatBib begins the chapter on The Ecology of Dogs and Cats. August 2009 Rodale Press, "WHOLE GREEN CATALOG: 1,000 Best Things for you and the Earth" by Michael W. Robbins, Wendy Palitz, Bill McKibben, Renee Loux - features the CatBib in the chapter on "Greening Your Pet". Biography: Michael Robbins is the former editor-in-chief of Audubon magazine. He has written books and articles for numerous publications including New York, Discover, Mother Jones, Plenty and Popular Science. Wendy Palitz is an art director who has worked for New York, Self, Travel Holiday, and Workman Publishing. She has designed books for Houghton Mifflin, Stewart Tabori & Chang, and National Geographic Books. Renee Loux, author of Easy Green Living, is the host of the TV show Easy Being Green. April 2008: Prevention magazine - Save the birds By Rebecca Skloot. Feline predators can cause serious ecosystem damage--it's estimated that domestic cats kill hundreds of millions of birds each year. So consider the CatBib (about $11; catgoods.com), a brightly colored barrier to your cat's paws that interferes with hunting ability. Jan-Feb 2008 "Disarming Cats" Audubon Magazine Sept 2007 Conservation Magazine, Vol.8, No. 3, July-Sept. 2007, pp35-36 July 2007 CatBib field trial published Biological Science,Vol. 137, Issue 3, July 2007. April-June 2007 Top Twentyfive Hottest Articles Biological Conservation May 26, 2007 "Bibs for cats could cut toll on wildlife" The Guardian, United Kingdom April 18, 2007 "Anti-hunting bib keeps cats in check" Cosmos, The science magazine April 11, 2007 "Bib that saves wildlife from marauding moggies" ScienceNetwork Western Australia April 4, 2007 "Bib reduces cat attacks" Science Alert Australia and New Zealand
Garden columnist, Adrian Higgins, talks of cats, birds and the CatBib as a solution to the problem, in his article "Bird lovers see roaming cats as a threat to many species"
