Our first Norwegian Forest Cat came home unable to tolerate half the food on pet store shelves and shedding an undercoat that seemed to have a mind of its own. There was no shortage of advice online. There was a real shortage of advice specific to this breed, written by someone who had actually lived with one. So we started writing down what we learned, one real problem at a time, and mynorwegiancat.com/ grew out of that notebook.

Scope of This About MyNorwegianCat Page

Here is the short version before the longer one. This About MyNorwegianCat page tells you who operates this site, why it exists, and how the pieces — hub pages, articles, product reviews — fit together. For the formal legal details behind the brand, see our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy; this page is about the story and the standard behind them, not the paperwork.

Who Operates This Site

The name behind this About MyNorwegianCat page is not hidden. mynorwegiancat.com/ is operated by Neon0 Brand Studio, a Brazilian company, with Nina Fentanes as publisher and the person most directly responsible for what gets published here. We are a small, named operation, not an anonymous content farm — a fact we think matters when you are deciding whether to trust a page enough to act on it.

How hubs, articles, and reviews fit together.

What This Site Actually Covers

Everything on this About MyNorwegianCat page eventually points back to one of two structures. Six hub pages act as the spine of the site: broad topics like grooming, nutrition, health, and behavior, each one a map of everything we have to say on that subject. Underneath each hub, individual articles go deeper on one specific question. Twenty product reviews, scored against a published rubric rather than described in vague praise, sit alongside that editorial content, helping you decide between specific products rather than just specific ideas.

Our scoring rubric, published in the open.

Why We Publish a Scoring Rubric in the Open

A lot of pet sites tell you a product is “great.” We would rather tell you exactly why, and exactly how much that reason weighs against the others. Breed Suitability, Value, Quality, Safety, Owner Experience — five categories, five fixed weights, published on our Review Policy page for anyone to check our math. That is not a marketing decision. It is the difference between a recommendation you can trust and one you just have to take our word for.

Where Our Information Comes From

Sourcing gets its own promise on this About MyNorwegianCat page because it is the promise readers can actually verify. We do not treat every source the same way. Breed authorities like FIFe, TICA, and the Cat Fanciers’ Association, and health resources like the Cornell Feline Health Center and PawPeds, sit at the top of what we cite; general blog posts and unverified summaries do not make it into a claim we publish as fact. The full hierarchy is documented on our Editorial Policy page, in more detail than fits comfortably here.

Who Actually Reads This Site

Most of the people who find this About MyNorwegianCat page arrived here from a very specific search: a symptom, a product name, a question about whether a Norwegian Forest Cat is even right for their household. We write for that person, not for an abstract audience — someone standing in a pet store aisle with their phone out, trying to decide.

What We Get Wrong Sometimes

We are not going to pretend every page on this site has always been right the first time. Products get discontinued, veterinary consensus shifts, and occasionally we simply miss something a reader catches before we do. What matters more than never being wrong is what happens after: the page gets fixed, visibly, with a note explaining what changed. Our Corrections Policy covers exactly how.

A small operation, staying that way on purpose.

A Small Operation, on Purpose

We are not trying to become the biggest Norwegian Forest Cat site on the internet. We are trying to be the one that gets the specific details right — the ones that actually change a decision you make for your cat. Staying small enough that one person can still check every fact before it publishes is part of how we intend to keep it that way.

How We Make This Sustainable

This About MyNorwegianCat page would be incomplete without saying plainly how the site pays for itself. This site is supported by display advertising and by affiliate commissions when you buy a product through a link here, at no extra cost to you. Neither shapes what we write or how we score a product; the full detail of how that separation works is in our Advertising Disclosure and Affiliate Disclosure. We would rather be transparent about how the lights stay on than pretend this runs on goodwill alone.

What This Site Is Not

This is not a veterinary practice, and nothing here replaces an actual veterinarian who has examined your cat — that boundary is stated in full in our Veterinary Disclaimer, and we mean it every time we repeat it. This is also not a place where a brand can buy a better review; that principle runs through our Disclaimer, our Affiliate Disclosure, and our Advertising Disclosure, and it is not negotiable regardless of how the monetization details are described elsewhere.

If You're Here Because Your Cat Needs Something Specific

Start with the hub page closest to your question, or search directly for the product or symptom on your mind. If something on this site turns out to be wrong, incomplete, or just doesn't match what you're seeing with your own cat, tell us — our Corrections Policy exists because we would rather fix it than defend it. That is, in the end, the whole point of this site: getting it right for the cat actually in front of you, not the average one in a stock photo.

Changes to This About MyNorwegianCat Page

We will update this About MyNorwegianCat page as the site, the team, or the six hubs grow. The date at the top of this page reflects the most recent revision.

Contact Us

If you have questions about this About MyNorwegianCat page or about mynorwegiancat.com/ generally, contact Nina Fentanes, publisher and legal representative, at contact@mynorwegiancat.com.

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