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I apologize everyone, I didn't check it had been corrected already.

Sorry, but you got it wrong, Mads. Indeed, the authority you cite (Oxford Living Dictionary) says so. Read their note about its/it's: https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/punctuation/apostrophe#it_s_or_its

Sorry, Mads, but you got it wrong. And the authority you cite (Oxford Living Dictionary) says so. Check out their comments on its/it's: https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/punctuation/apostrophe#it_s_or_its

To quote from the Oxford Living Dictionary 'You use an apostrophe to show that a thing or person belongs or relates to someone or something: instead of saying the party of Ben or the weather of yesterday, you can write Ben’s party and yesterday’s weather.'

It's=it is Its= possession (like hers and his)

Not when you're using IT. It's is a contraction of it is. The subject line would mean that our cat loves it is fish bowl. Like someone else already pointed out the source you are actually citing backs up everyone arguing with you.

Everyone, you can Google it yourself if you don't want to listen to crazy ol' me, it takes ten seconds to check. If I came off too rude, I apologize.

Since people are using my own cited source against me, I checked it again. Apparently, both can be right, but each case is judged on it's own merits. This is me, bowing out of whatever arena this thread has turned into, as it seems I'm both wrong and right at the same time. I can live with that.

ALTERNATIVE FACTS!!!

Try having a sense of humor