Cat Behavior covers why cats act the way they do. From communication and social habits to common quirks and problem behaviors, this section helps you understand and improve your cat’s interactions and well-being.
Let’s be honest—there are few things more frustrating (and confusing) than discovering your cat has peed somewhere they shouldn’t. I remember the first time it happened to me. I stepped right into a suspiciously damp spot on the hallway rug with my sock. A few days later, Snickers locked eyes with me, flicked her tail, … Read more
Does Your Cat Really Love You? I used to think my cat, Snickers, saw me as her personal chef. Every morning, she would stare me down with those enormous green eyes, meowing until I filled her bowl, then saunter off like a queen dismissing her loyal subject. I’d laugh and think, “That’s cats for you. … Read more
Do you ever notice your cat obsessively grooming their belly and legs? It’s time to take action! Cats shouldn’t spend excessive time licking the same areas. It’s not just their way of staying clean. Your cat’s over-grooming could be their way of telling you something’s wrong. Let’s get curious about our feline friends’ grooming habits … Read more
Cats have long captivated human interest and affection. Their mysterious aura and quirky habits speak of a past that’s not entirely domesticated. Delving into the behavioral secrets of domestic cats unravels a tangled web of instinct and habit, often revealing more about ourselves than we might expect. There’s a reason your feline friend might stare … Read more
Every cat owner knows the heartache of dealing with an aggressive feline, but there’s good news: you can transform your feisty furball into a gentle purr machine with a natural approach. Emotions run high when pets misbehave, especially when those saucer-size eyes turn hostile. Finding tranquility for your beloved kitty involves love, understanding, and some … Read more
By nature, cats are solitary creatures, although some cats are able to live quite happily in groups. Bringing a new cat into your home may change his whole outlook on the people and other animals around him. If you make introductions carefully and sensitively, your cat will grow into a confident, friendly animal that can … Read more
Proper training is definitely the key to a happy owner-pet relationship. It establishes your dominance in the relationship between you and your cat right from the start, and it can help prevent many behavioral challenges from rearing their ugly heads later on. Solid training can also keep your cat out of troublesome situations that could … Read more
For cat owners, allowing our furry friends to roam freely outdoors comes with risks. While the great outdoors offers mental stimulation and exercise for our cats, potential hazards like toxins, predators, cars, and more can threaten their safety. In this article we talk about Cat-Proofing Your Garden In 2024-Tips to Keep Your Cat Safe Outdoors. … Read more
Hyperthyroidism is one of the most common endocrine disorders affecting older cats. It occurs when the thyroid glands produce excessive amounts of thyroid hormones. Oriental breeds of cats, including Siamese, Balinese, Colorpoint Shorthair, Javanese, and Oriental Longhairs, seem to be genetically predisposed to developing hyperthyroidism. In this article we talk about Oriental Cats and Hyperthyroidism-Symptoms … Read more
Siamese cats are known for their unique colorations, vocal nature and affectionate personalities. However, these popular felines also tend to be more prone to certain health issues, especially respiratory problems. Understanding the common respiratory conditions affecting Siamese cats can help owners provide better care. In this article we talk about Siamese Cats and Respiratory Issues. … Read more