Give Your Cats a Reason to Like Each Other
Cats are social animals and can have friends. But just like human relationships, cat bonds can depend on personalities, moods, and past history.
Cats are social animals and can have friends. But just like human relationships, cat bonds can depend on personalities, moods, and past history.
Air cans or shock mats are considered remote punishers. They appear to work because the cat gets startled, the behavior is interrupted, and the cat avoids the area in the future. However, there are many problems with their use.
If you are willing to put in the resources to figure out your cat’s reasons for peeing outside of the box, you can get them back in the box by meeting their needs.
Cats with “special needs” don’t necessarily need extra care or vet bills. Even if they do require a little extra effort, you can rest assured that they will be worth it.
It’s important to ensure that our cats are not just surviving; we want them to be happy, too. We may never know whether cats experience “happiness” like humans feel, but we do want to maximize their positive emotional states.
Natural kid behaviors like quick movements, loud noises, and grabby hands can be scary for cats. How can we make sure kids and cats are okay together?
Once you have decided what food to feed your cat, the next step is figuring out how to feed them. As small carnivores, cats have a unique style of eating that can be encouraged in our homes.
Let’s talk about some of the perks of having a dual diagnosis of ADHD and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) that make me a better cat behavior consultant.
Walking down the food aisle at a pet store can be rather overwhelming. With so many brands, dry foods versus canned, and specialty diets, it can be difficult to decide what would be best for your cat.
With bites or scratches directed towards people or other pets, an aggressive cat can be dangerous and distressing in any household. By understanding your cat’s aggression, you can create a plan to address your cat’s needs.