We’re always told to “think outside the box.” That is, unless you’re a cat! Inside a box is exactly where most cats love to be. But why do cats like boxes? If you’re like most cat parents, you’ve excitedly opened a box of toys, treats, or a fancy new bed for your best feline friend […]
Cats meow for a variety of reasons, from expressing their emotions to communicating their needs. Some cats meow more than others, and some breeds are known for being chatty. But, if your cat is meowing a lot, it’s important to try to figure out why. How Cats Communicate With Their Voice Cats communicate using a
It’s no secret cats that are kept exclusively indoors live longer and healthier lives than cats that live outside. In fact, indoor cats live an average of 3 times longer than outdoor cats! There are endless dangers outdoors – cars, predators, other cats carrying disease, poisonous chemicals…the list goes on and on. The only foolproof
Though it can be disheartening and even annoying at times, scratching is considered a natural, necessary cat behavior. In fact, it serves a few functions. Whether we like it or not, cats just need to scratch! However, what is normal for cats can become rather frustrating to deal with for pet owners like us, especially
As a cat lover, you’ve probably encountered a cat pee problem – when Mr. Whiskers decides that your floor, your laundry, or your bed (anywhere but the litter box) is the new bathroom. This feline faux pas, also known as “inappropriate elimination”, throws even the most patient cat parents into a tailspin. It’s not just
Cats, aren’t they just purr-fect? Who wouldn’t love having a ball of fur with endless charm? But with cat ownership comes particular challenges, and one of the most common is the unsolicited gift of your cat scratching your furniture. It’s a scenario that’s all too familiar to many cat owners: you come home to find
While we all love our fur-babies, some of our kitty companions can become a little too rambunctious when it comes to nibbling on their human friends. But rest assured, if the friendly nibbles go a little too far, there are ways to get most cats to stop biting, which we’ll share with you here. 1.)
Cats, like people, can experience stress and anxiety. Whether it’s due to changes in their environment, separation from their owners, or simply the result of their unique feline disposition, these feelings can manifest in various ways, including aggressive behavior, excessive grooming, or loss of appetite. Fortunately, cat calming products are designed to help alleviate these
Cats are known for their fastidious grooming habits, often seen licking and cleaning themselves for hours on end. But why do cats groom themselves so regularly and obsessively? The Catington Post takes a closer look at cats’ grooming behavior to give you the answers. From health benefits to socialization, there are a few key reasons
One of the most common questions asked of new cat parents is how to keep their cats off the kitchen counters. Sure, a lot of people have simply decided to live with it (cats will be cats!). But, it’s a good idea to try and break your cat of this habit for a few reasons.
