Dear Jennifer, I rescued my 6 year old cat from the humane society, one owner before me who apparently got a dog and got rid of the cat. She is declawed x 4 and purrfect in every way. Stays indoors. But she bites me, she uses biting to tell me when she’s had enough […]
Dear Jennifer: Over the last several years we have rescued 6 cats. There are three female and three male cats which have all been neutered. All get along without any big problems except one male persist in attacking one female. He does not bother the other two females. We have to keep a close watch
Ever had your cat snap at you or bite while you were only petting her? It’s not that she isn’t friendly or doesn’t love you, it’s because cats have a certain way they enjoy being petted! Learn a few helpful tips and tricks from “The Cat Daddy” Jackson Galaxy and your cat will be on
Are you fed up with a feline that stopped using the litter box? Concerned for a cat who’s sleeping a lot? Or, not sure if what your kitty does is normal? These are all questions you should ask a veterinarian. Dr. Liz Bales is here to answer your kitty questions about health, wellness, and behavior!
A new Simon’s Cat video has been published today! Simon’s Cat Logic is a fun new series where they speak to a Cat Behaviour Expert at Cats Protection about why cats do the silly things they do, and how we can help our cats lead happy and healthy lives…all illustrated and animated by Simon’s Cat, of course! Today’s
Do you know what your cat is trying to tell you? Is it feeling playful, loving, or just showing off? Have a look at this illustrated guide from the Sainsbury’s Bank Money Matters Blog to find out! You may think your cat is simply being affectionate or asking for food when rubbing up against you, but
Hi Jennifer, We rescued our cat when she was a kitten. Since then she hates to be held but will climb on our lap when she wants too. She tends to attack us when we are walking thru the room. She also hates when people come to visit us. I don’t want people to be
Are you fed up with a feline that stopped using the litter box? Concerned for a cat who’s sleeping a lot? Or, not sure if what your kitty does is normal? These are all questions you should ask a veterinarian. Dr. Liz Bales is here to answer your kitty questions about health, wellness, and behavior!
If your cat has ever urinated outside of the litter box, you remember it. You remember the frustration and disgust, and the failed attempts and trying to put an end to it. I have shared a home with several cats who for one reason or another chose to urinate outside their designated boxes. This is
Ever wonder what your cat is thinking? Even if your kitty is being quiet, if you learn to read her body language you’ll find she can actually be quite a blabbermouth. You just need to know how to interpret her body language. Check out this handy infographic, put together by the cat-loving folks at Sainsburys
