Behavior

Behavior

What Does It Mean When Cats Bring Gifts to their Humans?

Do you ever wonder why cats bring gifts to their humans? It can be a bit of a mystery, especially when the present is something dead or gross. What’s going through that kitty brain of theirs? Well, wonder no more. We’re here to decode the behavior of cats who bring us gifts. Keep reading to […]

Behavior

Why Do Cats Make Biscuits? 5 Reasons Cats Knead

Do you know why your cat makes biscuits? It’s actually a pretty fascinating behavior! In this article, we will explore five reasons why cats “make biscuits,” or knead, and what it means for them. So, why do cats make biscuits? Read on to find out! Is kneading normal behavior? Yes, kneading is a normal behavior

Behavior Mod., Lifestyle with Cat

Can Cats Have Separation Anxiety?

Cats have a reputation for being aloof and independent. But, like all animals, cats can experience feelings of anxiety in response to change and separation from the people they’re attached to. While it’s not as common in cats as it is in dogs, it is possible for our feline friends to feel anxious when we

Behavior

Why Do Cats Bury Their Poop? 4 Reasons

Have you ever stopped to wonder, “Why do cats bury their poop?” If you’re a cat parent like me, you might have found yourself curious about this quirky feline behavior. It turns out, our kitty friends have some pretty interesting reasons for their tidy bathroom habits. From hiding their presence from potential predators to showing

Ask the Trainer, Lifestyle with Cat

HOW TO: Keep your Dog out of the Cat Litter Box

There are certain unique issues that multi-pet households struggle with.  One of which is having their dog trespass in the cat’s litter box.  Not only is this extremely stressful and annoying for cat and owner, but it causes bad breath and can potentially transmit parasites. Even though the dog means no ill intent, many cats

Litter Training, Staying Healthy

So Your Cat Was Diagnosed with FLUTD

What is FLUTD? You’ve just taken your kitty to the vet because he was urinating blood or peeing outside of his litter box… and he was diagnosed with FLUTD. What does that mean? How is it treated? Pronounced “Fluted”, Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease or FLUTD refers to a pool of health conditions in cats

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